House view (1/3)

Kitchen (2/3)

Bathroom (3/3)

Baierbrunn - Buchenhain

sold

Especially attractive family house

Buchenhain south of Pullach (S-Bahn) - absolute quiet best location, living area 145m² + 37m² granny annexe with bath in the daylight basement, light architecture in wood and glass, large living/dining area with open fireplace, separate library, high-quality fitted kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, beautiful south garden, garage.

Basic data

Property: HS 533
Property type: Single-family house
Construction year: 1995

Area listing

Land area: 467 m²
Living space: approx. 145 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 6
With a cellar: no

Purchase price

This property is already sold.

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Maximilian Riedel

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Real Estate Economist (IRE|BS)

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