In a sought-after location: a bright, well-proportioned 2.5-room flat in a period building with a planned balcony

This charming flat in a historic building is situated in a highly sought-after and peaceful part of Schwabing. A clearly laid-out floor plan and historic charm characterise this 2.5-room home. The flat is situated on the third floor of a listed building dating from 1905. Facing the street, the property impresses with its neoclassical façade. Symmetrical plasterwork and stucco ornamentation typical of the period adorn the front façade. The wooden staircase, with its wrought-iron balustrade, also exudes the charm of a period property.

Impressive ceiling heights of around 2.95 metres highlight the appeal of this light-filled flat. A thorough modernisation took place in 2015/16. As part of this, the floor plan was adapted to contemporary standards. Furthermore, oak parquet flooring was laid, a modern kitchen was fitted, the bathroom was modernised, and period-style panelled doors and new radiators were installed. Heating is provided by a self-contained gas central heating system, which also dates from 2015/16. The windows were replaced in 2014 or 2019.

The property offers approximately 73 m² of living space and comprises a living room, a bedroom, a kitchen-diner and a bathroom with natural light. At the last owners’ meeting, a resolution was passed to add south-facing balconies. A cellar provides valuable storage space and rounds off this very attractive city home perfectly. Public transport links are also excellent. The LMU and TUM campuses can be easily reached by bicycle.