Munich – Gern Villa Colony
sold

A rare find in an idyllic prime location: a charming townhouse in Gern, ready for renovation

This charming, historic townhouse was built as part of a row of houses around 1900 on one of the most beautiful and sought-after tree-lined streets in the Gern villa colony, which features an almost entirely preserved historic streetscape. The facade is designed in the Neo-Renaissance style and features a round-arched window with wooden shutters, a bay window on the upper floor, an imposing south-facing gable on the top floor, and a charming vestibule. Half-timbered details in the uppermost section of the facade emphasize the authentic appearance of the front elevation.

The living space is spread across three floors and covers approximately 151 m². The home features five rooms, a kitchen, two bathrooms, and a guest restroom. A particularly charming highlight is a sunroom designed with wood paneling and fixtures in the style of a mountain cabin. The basement houses utility and storage areas. Behind the house lies a garden with the potential to become a little idyll. In addition to the irreplaceable location and impressive ceiling heights of nearly three meters typical of older buildings, original features such as the staircase, box windows, and paneled doors with historic hardware are worth highlighting.

The gas heating system was replaced in 2019. As part of a comprehensive modernization, the space can be equipped with contemporary living amenities and transformed into an enchanting family home in the heart of the Gern villa colony.

Basic data
Property
HS 1709
Property type
Town House
Construction year
1900
Modernization
1974
Monument protection
yes
State
in need of renovation
Area listing
Land area
200 m²
Living space
approx. 151 m²
Useful area
approx. 253 m²
Space and equipment
Room
5
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
2
Terraces
1
Guest toilet
yes
Garden use
yes
With a cellar
yes
Purchase price

This property is already sold.

Equipment
  • Historic wooden staircase with turned balusters, extending from the mezzanine to the attic
  • Historic arched window with wooden shutters facing south in the living/dining room
  • Original box windows with historic brass hardware facing south
  • Original double-hung windows with historic brass hardware facing north
  • Mostly historic paneled doors, including original door frames and historic hardware
  • Historic wooden shutters facing south
  • Bathroom (1st floor), equipped with a shower, sink, and toilet
  • Bathroom (attic), equipped with a tub, sink, and toilet
  • Guest restroom on the mezzanine
Location

This townhouse, offered for sale exclusively by us, is situated in an absolutely quiet and green setting on one of Gern’s most picturesque tree-lined streets, featuring an almost entirely preserved historic building stock. Nymphenburg—and in particular the Gern villa colony—rank among Munich’s absolute top residential areas. Its proximity to Nymphenburg Palace with its parks, the driveways leading up to the palace, and the palace canal creates a unique quality of life in every season. Since the Gern villa colony was spared destruction during World War II and numerous homes in the immediate vicinity have been lovingly and meticulously restored in recent years, this sought-after residential neighborhood—and Tizianstraße in particular—retains the same extraordinary charm it had around 1900.

Nymphenburg/Gern offers an extremely desirable and family-friendly living environment. All shops for daily needs are located in the immediate vicinity and are easily accessible on foot. There are various daycare centers (including bilingual ones) to choose from. The renowned Nymphenburg private schools and the Maria Ward Schools (each offering both a Gymnasium and a Realschule track) are within walking or biking distance. Sports clubs offering soccer, hockey, tennis, and squash, a yoga and dance studio, the Dante outdoor pool, and the nearby Olympic Park provide families with a perfect, well-preserved environment. The “Gern” subway station, about a five-minute walk away, provides excellent access to public transportation.

Information
Hubertusbrunnen (Line 144), about a 9-minute walk
Renatastraße (Line 12), about a 9-minute walk
Gern (U1, U7), about a 6-minute walk
Hirschgarten (main route), about 9 minutes by bike
Munich Central Station, about 4.5 km by car, about 12 minutes by subway (U1)
A8 highway exit, about 5.8 km by car
About 35 km by car, about 64 minutes by subway and commuter rail
Luisa Huber
Luisa Huber
Real Estate Agent
M.Sc. in Business Administration
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