Living area (1/13)

Bathroom (2/13)

House view (3/13)

Kitchen (4/13)

Garden view (5/13)

Guest bathroom (6/13)

Living room 1.floor to 4.floor (7/13)

Open kitchen 1.OG to 4.OG (8/13)

Bathroom 1.OG to 4.OG (9/13)

Terrace ground floor (10/13)

Living area ground floor (11/13)

Bathroom ground floor (12/13)

Garden (13/13)

Munich - Glockenbachviertel

rented

Sun-flooded roof terrace apartment with exclusive bathrooms, kitchen and fireplace

Absolutely quiet new building in the sought-after Glockenbachviertel, modern architecture with excellent equipment, spacious living over the entire attic level of a 6-part low-energy house, elevator directly into the apartment, particularly attractive bright living and dining area (approx. 45 m²) with open fireplace, new fully equipped elegant white fitted kitchen with granite top and high quality appliances, oiled oak parquet flooring, floor to ceiling windows and large skylights, bedroom with dressing room and large en-suite bathroom, secluded sunny roof terrace facing south-east, guest toilet with additional shower, cellar compartment, parking space in in-house parking garage.

Basic data

Property: VM 3367/05
Property type: Attic apartment
Construction year: 2009
Floor: 5th upper floor
Lift: yes
State: First occupancy

Area listing

Living space: approx. 86,06 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 3
Fitted kitchen: yes
Pets: no

Rental price

This property is already rented.

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Maximilian Riedel

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Real Estate Economist (IRE|BS)

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