Iconic architectural complex with pools, a park, and maximum privacy

High above the Isar—where the region’s most mighty knight’s castle once stood in the Middle Ages—an imposing complex of buildings was constructed in 1967–68. Characterized by clarity and an abundance of light, internationally renowned architect Prof. Peter Buddeberg created a visionary structure that continues to fascinate to this day with its universal design language. Equally timeless and spectacular is the mountain view, which stretches all the way to the Stubai Alps.

The complex consists of two internally connected buildings (private residence and corporate space) and is nestled within a majestic parkland that stretches all the way down to the Isar River. This extraordinary property is characterized by its complete seclusion from the outside world and its breathtakingly expansive panoramic views to the south across the Isar Valley. The two buildings were designed and constructed specifically as a private villa and a corporate headquarters, respectively, and each was equipped for that purpose.

Just like the exterior, the interior is characterized by a sense of harmony and clarity that translates seamlessly into the 21st century. The total usable floor area of the two buildings is approximately 1,686 m². Highlights include an indoor swimming pool, a glass-cube-style winter garden extension, and an outdoor pool. The undisputed “star,” however, is the completely unobstructed Alpine panorama—a view for the ages.

Located just about six kilometers south of Munich’s city limits and a stone’s throw from Grünwald, this property offers a wide range of potential uses. Whether for private, prestigious, and/or business purposes: In addition to serving as an impressive family estate, the property is well-suited to house a corporate headquarters (law firm, consulting firm, startup, etc.), a seminar or event center, or an offsite campus.