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Kitchen (4/6)

Children's pool (5/6)

Front yard (6/6)

Munich - Laim

rented

Detached house with large glass extension and beautiful south-facing garden

Absolutely quiet green location, attractive house with particularly charming ambience, renovated at the beginning of 2009, parquet and floorboards, spacious living/dining area with Swedish stove, wide window elements to the garden and filigree conservatory extension, high-quality fitted kitchen, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, enchantingly overgrown south garden with sunny terrace.

Basic data

Property: VM 3401
Property type: Single-family house
Construction year: 1956
State: modernized

Area listing

Land area: 661 m²
Living space: approx. 146 m²
Useful area: approx. 234 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 5
Fitted kitchen: yes
With a cellar: yes

Rental price

This property is already rented.

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Maximilian Riedel

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Real Estate Economist (IRE|BS)

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Detached house with large glass extension and beautiful south-facing garden