Munich – Southern Au
sold

A property complex with potential for expansion near the Isar River

The property offered here consists of a complex of three buildings—the front, middle, and rear buildings—which are arranged in a row parallel to Humboldtstraße. The location is excellent: just a few meters away, the Wittelsbacher Bridge leads directly to the Glockenbachviertel neighborhood, from where you can quickly reach Munich’s Old Town. The nearby Isar floodplains and the Frühlingsanlagen offer great opportunities for leisure and recreation. Last but not least, the proximity to Mariahilfplatz and the partly preserved, village-like charm of this vibrant, rapidly changing neighborhood are worth highlighting.

Following wartime destruction, the front and rear buildings were rebuilt. The partially destroyed central building was rebuilt in the first half of the 1950s. Together, the front and central buildings comprise 18 residential units ranging in size from approximately 32 to 94 m²; the total leasable area is approximately 1,725 m². The storage spaces, as well as the rear building—which has been used primarily for commercial purposes to date—offer interesting potential for repurposing and expansion.

Some of the units were renovated between 2000 and 2020; others remain in their original condition. The buildings are not divided under the German Condominium Act (WEG); the preservation ordinance applies.

Basic data
Property
WGH 136
Property type
Residential/commercial
Construction year
1895
State
well-maintained
Area listing
Land area
1.060 m²
Living space
approx. 1.324 m²
Useful area
approx. 2.761 m²
Commercial space
approx. 401 m²
lettable space
approx. 1.725 m²
Space and equipment
Parking spaces
2
Equipment
normal
With a cellar
yes
Residential units
19
Purchase price

This property is already sold.

Location

Thanks to its central location close to downtown, the Au is one of the most sought-after urban residential neighborhoods. With its colorful mix of long-established shops, traditional restaurants, and trendy new spots, the neighborhood offers a diverse and exciting environment that attracts an increasingly discerning crowd.

Another major plus is the nearby Isarauen—a unique natural oasis with mature trees, expansive, sun-drenched open spaces, and crystal-clear water, offering rest and relaxation in every season. Just a few steps from the property listed here lie the Frühlingsanlagen and the enchanting Rosengarten—one of Munich’s last-hidden gems. The idyllic Auer Mühlbach and Munich’s “Little Venice” are also within walking distance.

Right on your doorstep, you’ll find numerous shopping options for daily needs, as well as cafés and restaurants. The Schyrenbad is accessible on foot or by bike, as is the Auer Dulten market on Mariahilfplatz. With the “Kolumbusplatz” subway station and the surrounding bus lines 52, 58/68, there are excellent public transportation connections.

Information
Humboldtstraße (lines 52, 58, 68), about a 2-minute walk
Mariahilfplatz (Tram 18), about 4 minutes by bike
Kolumbusplatz (lines U1, U2, U7, U8), about a 3-minute walk
Main Station (usual route), about 11 minutes by public transit, 12 minutes by bike
Munich Central Station, about 11 minutes by public transit, 12 minutes by bike
A 995 highway exit, about 3.4 km by car
About 35 km by car, about 65 minutes by public transportation
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Luna Stoffl
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