The epitome of mid-century design in Bogenhausen: a listed architect-designed house with building rights

This listed residential and studio building, dating from 1956, was designed and built by the renowned architect, artist and TU professor Reinhard Riemerschmid according to his own personal vision for himself and his family. A sloping monopitch roof, large window fronts and light-filled, spacious interiors embody the dawn of a new era. The house, which is in need of renovation, is situated near Böhmerwaldplatz.

With approximately 246 m² of living space and approximately 323 m² of usable floor area, the house offers 9.5 rooms, including four bedrooms, as well as four bathrooms. The studio impresses with its spaciousness and abundance of light: with a ceiling height of up to approximately 2.90 metres, the studio-like room on the upper floor exudes a special charm, whilst the original brickwork creates a warm atmosphere. The small room off the terrace was Reinhard Riemerschmid’s private study. The upper floor also features a granny flat measuring approx. 50 m². Through large glass fronts, one can enjoy stunning views of the spacious 999 m² garden plot.

Some of the fitted fixtures and furniture in the house are Riemerschmid’s own designs, whilst many of the bespoke fittings date largely from the year the house was built. The kitchen and bathrooms are in need of refurbishment. A wide double garage with direct access to the house completes the property; the house is available immediately. As the listed existing building is far from utilising its full building allowance, there is a building reserve of approximately 263 m². If the building rights are utilised, this would result in a total floor area of more than 500 m². A preliminary decision from the local building commission has been issued; permission under heritage legislation is still to be obtained.