Munich - Isarvorstadt
sold

Elegant 4-room apartment in historic city palace with concierge service

Within walking distance of Munich's old town and the Isar, with a timelessly luxurious ambience, perfect floor plan and concierge service: this property has everything that makes a high-class city residence. The premises are located on the 4th floor of a listed, lavishly renovated old building from 1912/13 with elevator. The magnificent building was designed by Hans Georg Grässel; with his impressive public buildings, the renowned architect played a key role in shaping Munich's cityscape.

A comprehensive modernization took place between 2007 and 2010; the result is a premium quarter that enriches Munich with a top property. French star architect and designer Philippe Starck is responsible for the conversion and design. The property combines imposing Wilhelminian flair with timeless elegance and maximum privacy - a perfect symbiosis of history and modernity that will delight a discerning clientele.

The light-filled apartment extends over approx. 199 m² and comprises a spacious, picture-perfect living/dining area with adjoining kitchen, a study, a master suite with dressing room and bathroom, a further attractive (bedroom) room, an additional shower room and a utility room. The excellent fixtures and fittings include a bulthaup kitchen, bespoke fixtures, designer lighting and other amenities. A fitness and sauna area as well as a concierge service are available to the residents of this noble residence.

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Basic data
Property
ETW 3457
Property type
Apartment
Construction year
1912
Modernization
2010
Monument protection
yes
Floor
4th upper floor
Lift
yes
State
maintained
Area listing
Living space
approx. 199 m²
Cellar space
approx. 6 m²
Space and equipment
Room
4
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
2
Parking spaces
2
Equipment
upscale
Fitted kitchen
yes
Residential units
64
Purchase price

This property is already sold.

Equipment
  • White-stained maple engineered wood flooring throughout the apartment (except for the bathrooms and the utility room)
  • Underfloor heating throughout the apartment, individually controlled via room thermostats; additional radiators
  • bulthaup built-in kitchen with white cabinet fronts and a wooden dining counter, equipped with a wide induction cooktop (Siemens), an island range hood (Gutmann), oven, steam oven, dishwasher (Miele), two refrigerators, a freezer, stainless steel sink with bulthaup faucet, wine rack, glass splash guard, and four bar stools
  • Master bathroom with natural light, designed with light-colored marble, equipped with a bathtub, rain shower, double vanity with two countertop sinks (Philippe Starck 1) and designer floor-mounted faucets (Philippe Starck for Axor), illuminated mirror cabinet, toilet (Philippe Starck 1), towel warmer, white custom-built fixtures, and ceiling spotlights
  • Children’s/guest bathroom, designed similarly to the master bathroom, equipped with an oval bathtub (Duravit), glass corner shower with rain shower, vanity with countertop basin (Philippe Starck 1) and designer floor-mounted faucet (Philippe Starck for Axor), illuminated mirror cabinet, toilet (Philippe Starck 1), towel warmer, glass shelf in wall niche, and ceiling spotlights
  • High-quality custom-built cabinets, some with wooden pull-outs, in the entryway, in the living/dining area (including illuminated display cabinets here), in both bedrooms, in the master walk-in closet, in the master bathroom, and in the utility room
  • Designer lighting by Catellani & Smith in several rooms
  • Ceiling spotlights in several rooms
  • Indirect cove lighting in the living room
  • White interior doors with flush-mounted frames, extra-tall (approx. 2.20 m), with chrome-plated designer hardware (Gio Ponti for Olivari)
  • Wooden lattice windows, double-glazed, with one sash in each window equipped with an insect screen
  • Curtain rods and custom-made curtains, some with Roman shades
  • Washing machine and dryer (both Miele) in the utility room
  • Video intercom
  • Two underground parking spaces: single parking space (approx. 4.90 m long, approx. 2.30 m wide), duplex parking space in a mesh box
  • Airy storage compartment, floor area approx. 6 m², with lighting and electrical outlet
  • In-house concierge service
  • Communal fitness/spa area with a view of the greenery, extensive equipment, sauna with shower area (including waterfall shower and Kneipp hose), and separate massage room

Upon request and for a fee, the elegant, high-quality furnishings (Fendi, etc.) can be taken over in whole or in part.

Location

Central, vibrant, creative: Isarvorstadt is one of Munich's most sought-after residential areas. Within walking distance of Munich's old town and the Isar, this lively district boasts a unique mix of stores, trendy eateries, cafés and bars. The directly adjacent Schlachthof, Glockenbach and Dreimühlen districts are also a magnet for culture vultures and night owls.

There are numerous stores for daily needs within walking distance. The Schlachthof district is only a few minutes' walk away, but far enough not to cause any inconvenience. This is where FrischeParadies offers its exquisite range of delicatessen products; customers from all over the city and the surrounding area come to the Gaßner butcher's shop. Atlantik Fisch and Papazofs offer a choice of excellent fish dishes. The Isar is just a few minutes' walk away and its renaturalized meadow landscape offers recreation at any time of year. The Old South Cemetery opposite was decommissioned many years ago; residents use the idyllic, listed park area for walks. The Munich Volkstheater is also within walking distance. The city center with Sendlinger Tor, Viktualienmarkt and Marienplatz can be reached quickly on foot or by bike.

The connection to public transportation is ideal. A bus line runs in front of the building; the subway station "Goetheplatz" is about a six-minute walk away.

Information
Waltherstraße (line 62), approx. 1 minute on foot
Sendlinger Tor (lines 17,18, N17, N27) approx. 12 minutes on foot, approx. 4 minutes by bike
Goetheplatz (U3, U6), approx. 6 minutes on foot, approx. 2 minutes by bike
Marienplatz (main line), approx. 6 min. by bike, approx. 14 min. by public transport
Munich main station, approx. 2.5 km by car, approx. 15 minutes by bus (line 68)
Motorway junction A95, approx. 4.5 km by car
Approx. 37.3 km by car, approx. 59 minutes by public transport
Alexandra Kentmann
Alexandra Kentmann
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Hanna Dederer
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