Stately Art Nouveau palace with an office floor, four apartments and a spectacular penthouse

A richly structured façade decorated with opulent stucco, the outstanding presence as a corner building and an excellent renovation between 2015 and 2020: this gem of an old building from 1909 is one of the most high-class Art Nouveau properties in Altbogenhausen and is undoubtedly a rarity in this noble environment. This is also underlined by the façade prize awarded by the City of Munich in 2021.

The listed residential and commercial building combines stateliness and prestige at the highest level. Not only the façade design and the wide natural stone staircase, but also the entrance and staircase convey the Art Nouveau splendor of the early 20th century. The breathtakingly beautiful old building has four floors with a converted attic. The property is divided into six units of between approx. 70 and 216 m². One of the units - the rooms located on the mezzanine floor - is designated as office space; the remaining five units are used for private residential purposes. The total rentable area is approx. 1,097 m².

Between 2015 and 2020, the entire property underwent extensive modernization. As part of this, all units as well as the utility and storage rooms in the basement were extensively refurbished and fitted out to a very high standard. Bulthaup kitchens, bathrooms designed by Material + Konzept, lighting concepts by PSLab and elegant herringbone parquet flooring are just a few examples of the exclusivity of this property. Impressive room heights, panelled doors, mullioned windows and other high-class features convey the unique flair of the period of construction. As the roof was not worth preserving from a conservation point of view, a new two-storey apartment was created here - within the historic roof contour - with a tower room and unobstructed south-facing views as far as the Alps. A passenger elevator from 2018 connects the levels from the basement up to the top floor.