Munich – Alt-Bogenhausen
sold

Elegance and Charm: A Historic Apartment with a Balcony, Recently and Stylishly Renovated

This stunning 3-room apartment in a historic building is located on the 3rd floor of an impeccably maintained townhouse dating from 1900. Baroque-inspired Art Nouveau elements, bay windows, and a dormer characterize the stucco-adorned facade of this four-story, historically protected building. With stately ceiling heights of over 3.00 meters, oak herringbone parquet flooring, casement windows, and paneled doors, the apartment creates a historic living environment with extraordinary charm in one of Munich’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods.

The floor plan covers approximately 106 m² and consists of a living room, a dining room, a kitchen-diner with a seating area, a bedroom with an en suite bathroom, and a walk-in closet. A charming balcony overlooking the courtyard and garden extends the living space outdoors. This charming city home is complemented by a spacious basement storage area. There is no elevator.

The apartment has just been modernized with great attention to style. As part of this renovation, an elegant custom-built kitchen, custom-made built-in furniture, and a stylish bathroom (and guest restroom) were installed. In addition to its high-quality features, the property impresses with its unbeatable prime location in Altbogenhausen, characterized by magnificent historic streetscapes.

Basic data
Property
ETW 3464
Property type
Apartment
Construction year
1900
Modernization
2024
Monument protection
yes
Floor
3rd floor
Lift
no
State
modernized
Area listing
Living space
approx. 106 m²
Useful area
approx. 108 m²
Cellar space
approx. 6 m²
Space and equipment
Room
3
Bedroom
1
Bathroom
1
Balconies
1
Equipment
raised
Fitted kitchen
yes
Guest toilet
yes
Network cabling
yes
Residential units
9
Purchase price

This property is already sold.

Equipment
  • Oak herringbone parquet, partially preserved in its original condition, throughout the entire apartment (except for the bathroom, which has white mosaic tiles)
  • White baseboards (“Berliner Leisten”)
  • Fireplace connection in the living room
  • Modern custom-built kitchen with handle-less wood cabinet fronts, equipped with an induction cooktop with integrated range hood, built-in oven, wine cooler, fridge-freezer combo, “
    ” dishwasher, and washing machine (all Miele), black Silgranit sink (Blanco), countertop made of light-colored natural stone, backsplash made of tinted glass, mirrored with a light strip
  • Bathroom, designed with white mosaic tiles, equipped with a vanity with an inset sink (Duravit), concealed faucet, walk-in shower including rain showerhead, toilet, ceiling spotlights, and electric floor heating
  • Guest restroom, with hardwood flooring, equipped with a sink, in-wall faucet, toilet, and ceiling spotlights
  • Washing machine hookup in the kitchen
  • High-quality custom cabinetry: floor-to-ceiling built-in cabinets in the kitchen-dining area, some with folding doors
  • Historic casement windows, white, facing the street, white skylights, double-glazed
  • Manual roller shutters can be retrofitted upon request
  • White wooden paneled doors with historic brass hardware; sliding doors between the dining room and living room
  • Ceiling spotlights throughout the apartment
  • Wall-mounted designer radiator in the hallway
  • Network cabling
  • Cable connection
  • Intercom system
  • East-facing balcony
  • Basement, typical of older buildings, approx. 6 m², with lighting
Location

Altbogenhausen is considered one of Munich’s most prestigious neighborhoods. With magnificent historic buildings, embassy and consulate villas, extensive green spaces, and well-maintained tree-lined streets, this highly sought-after neighborhood—located close to the city center—offers a privileged living environment. The elegant Prinzregentenstraße, the Villa Stuck, and the Prinzregententheater lend the area a cosmopolitan, highly elegant atmosphere.

Centrally located, the property—exclusively offered for sale by us—enjoys an excellent setting. The infrastructure is outstanding. Feinkost Käfer and other shopping options are located in the immediate vicinity. Culinary hotspots such as the “Käfer-Schänke,” the “Beetle,” the “Hippocampus,” and the “Bogenhauser Hof”—which is located almost directly across from the apartment—are also within easy reach.

The Prinzregentenbad, the Prinzregenten Ice Rink, and the nearby Isar riverbanks provide recreational and sports opportunities year-round. Public transportation access is also excellent: The “Sternwartstraße” tram stop (Line 37) is practically right outside the front door. By bike, you can quickly reach the “Max-Weber-Platz” subway station (U4/U5).

Information
Galileiplatz (Lines 54, 68, N44), about a 5-minute walk
Sternwartstraße (Line 37, N17), about a 1-minute walk
Prinzregentenplatz (U4, U5), about 4 minutes by bike, about 14 minutes on foot
Leuchtenbergring (S1, S2, S4, S8), about 8 minutes by bike, about 19 minutes by public transit
Munich Central Station, about 4.3 km by car, about 15 minutes by public transportation
A9 highway exit, about 4.8 km by car
Approx. 29.3 km by car, approx. 1 hour by public transportation
Alexandra Kentmann
Alexandra Kentmann
Real Estate Agent
Real Estate Economist (IRE|BS)
Hanna Dederer
Hanna Dederer
Specialist assistant
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