House view (1/12)

Staircase (2/12)

Cloakroom (3/12)

Living room (4/12)

Dining room (5/12)

Kitchen (6/12)

Bedroom (7/12)

Dressing room (8/12)

Bathroom (9/12)

Sauna (10/12)

View into the garden (11/12)

View into the gardens (12/12)

Munich - Nymphenburg / Gern

sold

Charming art nouveau town house from 1910

Best location in the historic part of town, extraordinary elaborate and high quality renovation (facade price + monument protection), extremely tasteful and exclusive furnishing, sandstone floors and oak parquet, spacious living area with antique tiled stove, library with carpenter-made fixtures, separate dining room, luxurious fitted kitchen, spacious bedroom with dressing room, high quality designer bathroom, perfectly designed basement with guest room and shower bath, cosy sauna/steam bath combination, wine cellar, beautifully landscaped outdoor area with water lily pool.

Basic data

Property: HS 627
Property type: Mid-terrace house
Construction year: 1910

Area listing

Land area: 150 m²
Living space: approx. 146 m²
Useful area: approx. 186 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 4
With a cellar: no

Purchase price

This property is already sold.

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