Classic, stylish and charming: a 3-room flat in a period building with a cosy atmosphere in a prime location

This picture-perfect flat in a period building is situated on one of the neighbourhood’s most beautiful streets, flanked by magnificent, historic townhouses. It is situated on the mezzanine floor of a listed corner building dating from 1914, built in the neoclassical style with richly ornamented bay windows, and exudes Munich’s urban history. Prominent former residents of this town villa included the conductor and artistic director of the Bavarian State Opera, Wolfgang Sawallisch, and the actress Hannelore Elsner.

Spanning approximately 110 m², the property comprises a living room, a bedroom, a further versatile room, a kitchen-diner, a bathroom, a guest WC and a dining/utility room. In addition, the building’s basement features a cellar storage room and a large cellar/hobby room.

Stylish oak herringbone parquet flooring, stately ceiling heights of up to 3.00 metres, and charming details such as stucco ceilings, panelled doors, wooden lattice windows and decorative windows bear witness to the building’s historic past and emphasise its unique period atmosphere. The high-quality fittings in the kitchen and bathroom bring the flat sensitively into the present day and meet the highest standards of comfort. The exquisite location is particularly noteworthy. Absolutely quiet in a side street, yet just a few steps away from the vibrant heart of Neuhausen, Rotkreuzplatz, it offers a prestigious living environment in the heart of Neuhausen.