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Munich - Neuhausen / Maxvorstadt

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Stately three-room city apartment with large west balcony in art nouveau palace from 1893

Best central city location Maxvorstadt, representative three-room apartment in the listed Wappenhaus, 3rd floor, magnificent entrance with elevator, 1999/2000 extensively renovated, exquisite furnishings with castle parquet floors, coffered doors, high muntin windows and elaborate stucco work, room height approx. 3.10 m, impressive living / dining area with approx. 51 m² and open fireplace, very beautiful salon/library with three-winged art nouveau door, attractive kitchen with bulthaup furnishings and balcony access, elegant bedroom with tiled stove facing the quiet courtyard, new purist designer bathroom, large balcony facing west with evening sun, underground stop Maillingerstraße directly in front of the house.

Basic data

Property: ETW 2564
Property type: Apartment
Construction year: 1893
Floor: 3RD FLOOR
Lift: yes

Area listing

Living space: approx. 128 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 3
Fitted kitchen: yes

Purchase price

This property is already sold.

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Maximilian Riedel

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Stately three-room city apartment with large west balcony in art nouveau palace from 1893

Stately three-room city apartment with large west balcony in art nouveau palace from 1893

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