Munich – Theresienhöhe
rented

Spacious 4.5-room apartment in an older building with a balcony and historic details

With approximately 188 m², the apartment spans the entire second floor of a historic building dating from 1899 that is listed as a historic landmark. Historic floor tiles and an original, preserved wooden staircase with a wrought-iron balustrade evoke the late 19th century. Alternatively, a modern elevator, added to the rear of the building, leads virtually directly into the apartment.

Herringbone parquet flooring, impressive ceiling heights of around 3.20 meters, and historic paneled doors underscore the stately charm of the historic building, while a contemporary built-in kitchen and timeless bathroom design bridge the gap to modernity. The layout includes a living room and a dining room, two versatile bedrooms, a kitchen-diner with a storage/pantry and a spacious balcony, a home office or walk-in closet, and a charming sunroom. The apartment includes a basement storage unit and a parking space in the building’s own parking system, which is particularly useful given this central location. The apartment has its own gas-fired boiler for heating and hot water.

Of particular note is the central yet quiet location on a residential street, just a few steps from Theresienwiese. Numerous shopping options, restaurants, and movie theaters are within walking distance. The Isar River is also just a short walk away. The nearby Poccistraße subway station provides excellent access to public transportation.

Basic data
Property
VM 4755
Property type
Apartment
Construction year
1899
Monument protection
yes
Floor
2nd floor
Lift
yes
State
renovated
Minimum rental period
24 Months
Area listing
Living space
approx. 188 m²
Useful area
approx. 191 m²
Cellar space
approx. 4 m²
Space and equipment
Room
5
Bedroom
2
Bathroom
2
Balconies
1
Parking spaces
1
Equipment
raised
Fitted kitchen
yes
Barrier-free
yes
Rental price

This property is already rented.

Equipment
  • Historic herringbone parquet flooring, freshly sanded and oiled, throughout the entire apartment (except for the kitchen and bathrooms); white baseboards
  • Built-in kitchen with white cabinet fronts and a gray countertop, equipped with an induction cooktop, oven, steam cooker, dishwasher, refrigerator (all Siemens), and a stainless steel sink
  • Bathroom with natural light, featuring anthracite-colored floor tiles and white wall tiles, equipped with a bathtub, vanity unit with cabinet, illuminated mirror, toilet, ceiling spotlights, towel radiator, and built-in radio
  • Shower room, designed similarly to the main bathroom, equipped with a spacious glass shower, sink (Villeroy & Boch), Dornbracht faucet, flush-mounted mirror cabinet, toilet, and ceiling spotlights
  • Washing machine hookup in the shower room
  • Historic paneled doors with original brass hardware
  • Wooden windows, double-glazed
  • Manual roller shutters, tiltable
  • Video intercom system
  • Parking space in the building’s parking system
  • Basement storage unit, approx. 4 m²
Location

Central, vibrant, and diverse: Ludwigsvorstadt is one of Munich’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods. This historic apartment, available exclusively through us for rent, is located on a quiet residential street and combines an excellent, well-connected location with the unique Munich lifestyle epitomized by the nearby Theresienwiese, the historic Paulskirche, and the Ruhmeshalle with its imposing Bavaria statue.

The Theresienhöhe is characterized by stately, historic buildings designated as cultural monuments, which were designed in the late 19th century by renowned Munich architects such as Gabriel von Seidl and Leo von Klenze as a “Gründerzeit” villa district. Even today, these city palaces, with their magnificent facades, create an irreplaceable living environment.

Just a few steps away is Lindwurmstraße, where you’ll find shops for daily necessities. Trendy restaurants, bars, and cafés are nearby. The new Forum Schwanthalerhöhe, just a few minutes away by bike, is a modern shopping mall offering high-quality retail options. The Isar riverbanks, with their extensive walking and jogging paths, the Sendlinger Tor, and Stachus are also easily accessible on foot or by bike. The trendy Schlachthof and Glockenbach districts are also just a short ride away. The nearby “Poccistraße” subway station offers excellent access to public transportation.

Information
Goetheplatz (Line 68), about a 4-minute walk
Sendlinger Tor (Line 19), about 7 minutes by subway
Goetheplatz (U3, U6), about a 4-minute walk
Munich Central Station (Main Line), about 7 minutes by bike
Munich Central Station, about 2 km by car, about 14 minutes by subway
A96 highway exit, about 3.3 km by car
About 43 km by car, about 59 minutes by subway and LH bus
Anita Eck
Anita Eck
Head of Rentals
B.A. in Business Administration
Julia Dillinger
Julia Dillinger
Specialist assistant
Immobilien-Management-Consultant (IHK)
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