A high-end, newly built villa comprising just seven units in a leafy part of Solln

Solln is one of Munich’s most sought-after and upmarket residential areas, boasting high-end shopping facilities and excellent transport links to Munich city centre. The location of this attractive new-build property is characterised by its well-maintained, villa-style development and its immediate proximity to the high banks of the Isar, home to the popular Großhesseloher Waldwirtschaft, Forstenrieder Park and the Großhesselohe Tennis Club. Families benefit from a wide range of first-class educational institutions, including bilingual and Montessori schools. Furthermore, the area is characterised by its easy access to Lake Starnberg and the Alps.

This exclusive new-build villa comprises a total of seven units, four of which have already been sold. Two spacious 3- to 4-room flats and the luxurious 5-room penthouse, with living areas ranging from approx. 145 to 188 m², are still available for purchase. All units feature well-thought-out floor plans and fittings that are as stylish as they are high-quality. Elegant plank or herringbone parquet flooring, a KNX bus system for controlling roller shutters and external blinds, and exclusively designed bathrooms with high-quality sanitary fittings, LED-lit mirrors and walk-in showers create a sophisticated living environment. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide plenty of natural light and offer magnificent views of the leafy residential area. Each unit features spacious outdoor areas in the form of private gardens, balconies or roof terraces.

Sustainability and future-proofing were key priorities during the planning stage. The building meets the highest standard with energy efficiency class A+. A resource-efficient groundwater heat pump ensures efficient heating. Underfloor heating with an additional cooling function and a decentralised room ventilation system with heat recovery ensure a comfortable living environment. Furthermore, the underground car park is pre-equipped for e-mobility, ensuring the building is optimally prepared for future requirements.