Attractive block of flats comprising 23 flats and a roof space with potential for conversion

This property, which we are offering exclusively, is a stately block of flats with a wide range of highly appealing possibilities. The building dates from 1911 and is not a listed building. The condition of this property largely reflects that of the year it was built or the 1950s. Consequently, it offers interesting potential for redesign. Despite being in a state that requires extensive modernisation, the property exudes a special charm with its historic entrance hall and old staircase – much like a rough diamond waiting to be polished to its full splendour. The well-known Munich journalist and writer Sigi Sommer lived in this house for many years.

The four-storey building comprises 23 residential units. The flats vary in size and are all well laid out; most have a balcony, the majority of which overlook the spacious, green inner courtyard. Almost all units feature historic parquet flooring. However, the kitchens and bathrooms, windows, electrical wiring, plumbing and heating system will need to be replaced in the foreseeable future. The total living area is approximately 1,297 m². All units are currently let. In addition, there is an unfinished attic space which currently houses storage compartments. It would be possible to create additional living space here.

Particularly noteworthy is the excellent location – close to nature yet central, and with excellent links to the city centre via the U3. The leisure and recreational value is hard to beat; thanks to its relaxed atmosphere, Thalkirchen is enjoying growing popularity amongst a discerning clientele.