Munich – “Schlosspark Laim Villa Colony”
sold

Enchanting Art Nouveau townhouse from 1912 with a charming south-facing garden

Nestled within a picturesque Art Nouveau complex, this historic townhouse is located just a few steps from Agricolaplatz. This family-friendly mid-block townhouse is part of the “Schlosspark Laim Villa Colony,” which was built around 1912 based on designs by architect Hans Brühl. This idyllic neighborhood is one of the most sought-after locations in western Munich and captivates with its irreplaceable historic charm.

The spacious townhouse “faces away” from the street toward the enchanting south-facing garden; the rooms all offer pleasant, expansive views of a magnificently landscaped courtyard of historic buildings. Inside the house, numerous historic details can be admired. Original oak herringbone parquet flooring has been preserved on three of the four residential floors. The front door, paneled doors, casement windows, and wooden staircase also date back to 1912. On the first and second floors, coveted ceiling stucco lends a stately ambiance.

In addition to a cozy kitchen-diner, the house offers six rooms that can be flexibly used to suit personal needs. The attic has not yet been converted and may offer interesting potential for expansion. The charming and sunny south-facing garden rounds out this exceptionally appealing home. The gas-fired boiler was replaced in early 2022.

Basic data
Property
HS 1628
Property type
Town House
Construction year
1921
Modernization
2005
Monument protection
yes
State
well-maintained
Area listing
Land area
190 m²
Living space
approx. 189 m²
Useful area
approx. 279 m²
Space and equipment
Room
6
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
1
Terraces
2
Number of floors
4
Equipment
normal
Fitted kitchen
yes
Guest toilet
yes
Network cabling
yes
With a cellar
yes
Purchase price

This property is already sold.

Equipment
  • Oak herringbone parquet flooring, mostly original, on the first and second floors as well as in the attic; white baseboards
  • Historic paneled doors, some with original brass hardware
  • Historic casement windows on the garden level, first and second floors; wooden windows in the attic renovated in 1998
  • Cornice stucco on the first and second floors
  • Historic radiators on the first and second floors as well as in the attic (with the exception of a few rooms)
  • Custom-built kitchen (2005) in a modern country style with matte white cabinet fronts, wooden countertops, and a kitchen island, equipped with a 5-burner gas stove (Ilve), oven, dishwasher (Siemens), an XXL refrigerator with 0° compartments (Liebherr), a country-style ceramic sink, and countertop lighting
  • Bathroom (2nd floor, modernized in 2005), featuring natural stone floor tiles and light-colored wall tiles, equipped with a freestanding tub, glass corner shower, wooden vanity with two countertop sinks (Duravit “Bacino”), concealed faucets (Dornbracht “Tara”), mirror, toilet (Philippe Starck 1 for Duravit), electric floor heating, towel radiator, and ceiling spotlights
  • Guest restroom with a window in the entryway
  • Simple restroom in the attic
  • Custom-built fixtures: Bookshelf on the first floor
  • Terrace (first floor): Natural stone slabs, lighting, and electrical outlet
  • Terrace (ground floor): Natural stone slabs, electric awning, water connection
Location

Laim is a vibrant, family-friendly neighborhood with a high quality of life. Thanks to its location close to the city center, Laim is one of the most popular residential areas in western Munich and charms residents with its almost village-like character in some parts. The historic facades of the “Schlosspark Laim Villa Colony,” magnificent old trees, and well-established neighborhood communities define the atmosphere here.

Agricolaplatz forms the heart of this idyllic neighborhood. Majestic oaks, linden trees, and chestnut trees line this cozy gem; the well-maintained playground is a popular gathering spot. Charming local establishments invite you to relax; an arthouse cinema offers sophisticated entertainment.

Numerous shopping options for daily needs are available in the immediate vicinity, including the weekly farmers’ market on Laimer Anger. On a spacious grounds, the ESV offers a wide range of sports activities (including tennis and hockey) within easy biking distance. The Westbad (outdoor and indoor pools) and the Nymphenburg Palace Park are also within easy reach. The neighborhood has daycare centers and schools of all types. Public transportation access is ideal: both the “Laimer Platz” subway station and the “Laim” S-Bahn station, as well as a tram stop, are just a few minutes’ walk away.

Information
Agnes Bernauer Platz (Lines 130, 157), about a 6-minute walk
Agnes Bernauer Platz (Line 19, N19), about a 6-minute walk
Laimer Platz (U5), about a 14-minute walk
Laim (main line), about 3 minutes by bus (51, 151, 168) or 12 minutes on foot
Munich Central Station, about 16 minutes by car, about 18 minutes by tram (Line 19)
A96 highway exit, about 2 km by car
Approx. 45.7 km by car, approx. 50 minutes by public transportation
Max von Molitor
Max von Molitor
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Lena Nagler
Lena Nagler
Financial advisor
Cert. Mortgage specialist
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