House view (1/7)

Living room (2/7)

Living room (3/7)

Kitchen (4/7)

Guest room (5/7)

Study (6/7)

Garden (7/7)

Grünwald - Munich South

sold

Stylish architecture directly on the banks of the Isar river

Very nice quiet location with view to the Isar valley, architecturally successful small complex in English Tudor style, house with particularly charming ambience, generous room layout, bright representative living/dining area 45m², large white muntin windows, exclusive fixtures, bulthaup fitted kitchen, 3-4 bedrooms + daylight guest room on the garden level, 3 modern bathrooms, wonderful south/west garden with direct access to the Isarhochuferweg, 2 TG parking spaces.

Basic data

Property: HS 575
Property type: Mid-terrace house
Construction year: 1989

Area listing

Land area: 400 m²
Living space: approx. 173 m²
Useful area: approx. 60 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 5
With a cellar: no

Purchase price

This property is already sold.

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Stylish architecture directly on the banks of the Isar river