
Selling a house in Obermenzing — with the specialist for west Munich
Obermenzing is one of the established villa and detached-house neighbourhoods in the west of Munich: late 19th-century colonial-style villas and well-maintained family homes set in spacious gardens, interspersed with Blutenburg Hunting Lodge and the green corridors along the River Würm. The sale of a house in Obermenzing is aimed at a clearly defined group of buyers: families living close to the city who are looking for a garden and peace and quiet, without having to sacrifice S-Bahn connections and the short journey into the city centre.
RIEDEL is a family-run business based in Munich since 1982. The Nymphenburg branch, in the neighbouring district, is just a few minutes’ walk away. From there, RIEDEL supports owners wishing to sell their property in Obermenzing. Five factors are key to success: the property’s general location, its micro-location, its value, the marketing approach and the sales process.
A tight supply of properties, buyers living close to the city: the starting point for sellers
The neighbourhood’s housing stock has grown over decades and has little scope for expansion. Detached houses, townhouses and the historic villa estates rarely change hands, as many have remained in family ownership for generations. When a property does come up for sale (often after many years of ownership, following an inheritance or because of a change in circumstances), it attracts buyers who are specifically looking in this part of the city. This puts property sales in Obermenzing in a strong position, but requires a starting price in line with the market: a price set too high will leave even a good property unsold and weaken the negotiating position.
Buyers appreciate what characterises the neighbourhood: the village-like atmosphere of the town centre, the proximity to Blutenburg and the western side of Nymphenburg Palace Park, the amenities of the neighbouring town centre of Pasing – with schools and shopping facilities near the station – as well as the quick connection to the city centre. Obermenzing is therefore one of the city’s classic family neighbourhoods. For a broader overview, see the page ‘Selling a house in Munich’.
Are you looking to buy a property in Obermenzing or the surrounding area?
Prospective buyers looking for property in north-west Munich will find the neighbouring market on the neighbourhood page for Untermenzing.
Micro-locations: Where your house is situated plays a part

The neighbourhood is not a single, uniform market, but rather a series of distinct micro-locations, each with its own buyer profile. Selling a detached house in Obermenzing is quite different from marketing a historic colonial-style villa or a large property with a garden. The location and nature of the property determine the target audience and the marketing approach.
Plots, property condition, micro-location: what determines the value
Flat-rate averages per square metre fall short in this part of town, as prices depend heavily on the micro-location. What matters are the size and layout of the plot, the building’s structure (a colonial-style villa, a post-war housing estate property or a new-build), as well as its condition, the extent of modernisation and the question of what use the plot permits. Particularly in the case of older houses on large garden plots, the land accounts for a significant proportion of the value: even those who primarily wish to sell a plot of land in Obermenzing should therefore begin with a thorough valuation.
The ‘Property Valuation in Munich’ page explains the methods in detail (comparative, asset-based and income-based valuation). It also sets out which documents are required for a reliable valuation.
To get started, an initial valuation is sufficient – free of charge and with no obligation. [CTA (inline valuation) | Request a valuation → /de/leistungen/fuer-eigentuemer/immobilienbewertung/]
Two ways to sell: discreetly or publicly
Not every property is sold in the same way. Before the property is put on the market, owners decide how publicly their property in Obermenzing is to be marketed. The most effective approach depends on the property itself, the owner’s objectives and their desire for confidentiality. RIEDEL discusses these key decisions during the initial consultation.
Public marketing relies on a high-quality property brochure featuring professional photographs and floor plans, listings on relevant property portals, and outreach via the RIEDEL network. It generates the widest reach and is suitable for properties where visibility increases the number of serious prospective buyers.
Discreet off-market marketing takes the opposite approach: the house is offered to pre-selected buyers without any public adverts. In a small, close-knit neighbourhood, this is the decisive factor for many owners: as no public advertisement appears, the sale goes largely unnoticed in the local area, and the property does not remain visibly listed on property portals for months on end. Discretion is not a promise of a lower price, but a matter of protection and a carefully considered approach to potential buyers.
Sell your house in Obermenzing with RIEDEL
For owners wishing to sell their house in Obermenzing, the Nymphenburg branch offers direct access to the market. There, RIEDEL maintains a dedicated pool of pre-registered prospective buyers for the west of Munich. As part of the international property network of Christie’s International Real Estate, RIEDEL also reaches buyers with international links to Munich: a reach that matters most of all when you are selling a villa in Obermenzing and thus targeting the top end of the market. You will then benefit directly from our experience in brokering luxury properties in Munich.
RIEDEL has been awarded ‘Estate Agent of the Year 2025’ (Bellevue), is a member of the IVD and operates in Munich and the Fünfseenland region. For your sale, this means a realistic valuation rather than inflated expectations, a high-quality presentation and the targeted – and, if desired, discreet – approach to precisely those buyers who are suitable for your property. A dedicated contact person remains responsible right through to handover. The RIEDEL sales process brings all these services together in a single overview.
Estate agent’s commission and scope of services
When selling an owner-occupied property, the buyer and seller share the estate agent’s commission. The exact amount is subject to negotiation and is agreed in writing before the mandate is granted. This covers the full scope of services: valuation, preparation of documentation, presentation, approaching buyers, viewings, negotiation and support right through to the appointment with the notary. The commission therefore covers the entire process, not just a single advertisement.
Six steps to booking a notary appointment

Selling a property with RIEDEL follows a clear process, in which no step is skipped:
- Initial consultation: At our Nymphenburg branch or in the comfort of your own home, we discuss your current situation, timeframe and any requests for confidentiality.
- Valuation based on micro-location: the value of your property, derived from the plot, the building’s condition and the prices achieved for comparable properties in the relevant location.
- Marketing strategy: We determine whether the sale will be conducted discreetly off-market or publicly, and which buyer group will be targeted.
- Approaching buyers and property brochure: Directly contacting pre-registered prospective buyers and, in the case of public marketing, producing a property brochure and listing the property on property portals.
- Viewings and negotiations: qualified prospective buyers, price negotiations and credit checks.
- Notary appointment and handover: notarisation, payment of the purchase price and handover of the keys.
It is not possible to give a reliable general estimate of how long this process will take. The pace is determined by the property itself, the asking price and the current market conditions. The process can be significantly shortened if the documentation is complete from the outset and the asking price is set in line with market conditions.
Documents and preparation for the sale
Missing documents are among the most common reasons for delays in the sale of a house. The following should be available in full at an early stage: an extract from the land register, a current energy performance certificate, building documents and plans, calculations of living and usable floor areas, current floor plans, and evidence of modernisation and renovation work. In the case of historic houses in villa estates, documented details of the renovation status are also required, as buyers here pay particular attention to the condition of the property and the work that has been carried out.
RIEDEL checks at the outset which documents still need to be obtained and highlights which documents are particularly relevant for the respective group of buyers. Legal and tax issues, such as the capital gains tax holding periods for let properties or the consent of all heirs in the case of an inherited house, should be clarified by a specialist at an early stage.
Houses sold in western Munich: sold properties
Anonymised examples show which properties RIEDEL has sold in the west of Munich, supplemented by properties in the district that are currently listed as sold.
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 217 m² – Living approx. 184 m²sold
- Munich – Obermenzing / NeulustheimPlot 370 m² – Living approx. 185 m²sold
- Munich – HartmannshofenPlot 407 m² – Living approx. 242 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 285 m² – Living approx. 173 m²sold
- Munich – Obermenzing / Near Villenkolonie IIPlot 911 m² – Living approx. 296 m²sold
- Munich – A quiet residential area in ObermenzingPlot 175 m² – Living approx. 150 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 209 m² – Living approx. 174 m²sold
- Munich – Obermenzing / Villa Colony IIPlot 600 m² – Living approx. 239 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 826 m² – Living approx. 214 m²sold
- Munich – Pasing-Obermenzing / Villa district lPlot 940 m² – Living approx. 161 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 1.017 m² – Living approx. 357 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 670 m² – Living approx. 301 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 443 m² – Living approx. 316 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 440 m² – Living approx. 153 m²sold
- Munich – Obermenzing / Near the Pasing-Nymphenburg CanalPlot 300 m² – Living approx. 228 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 243 m² – Living approx. 109 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 860 m² – Living approx. 377 m²sold
- Munich – Obermenzing / near the Pasing-Nymphenburg CanalPlot 432 m² – Living approx. 220 m²sold
- Munich – Obermenzing / near the Pasing-Nymphenburg CanalPlot 252 m² – Living approx. 168 m²sold
- Munich – Obermenzing / near DurchblickPlot 446 m² – Living approx. 160 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 552 m² – Living approx. 257 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 300 m² – Living approx. 189 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 243 m² – Living approx. 145 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 483 m² – Living approx. 220 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 320 m² – Living approx. 213 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 327 m² – Living approx. 211 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 185 m² – Living approx. 126 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 189 m² – Living approx. 178,57 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 746 m² – Living approx. 132 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 540 m² – Living approx. 166 m²sold
Munich – ObermenzingPlot 675 m² – Living approx. 222 m²sold- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 161 m² – Living approx. 181 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 336 m² – Living approx. 195 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 347 m² – Living approx. 213 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 355 m² – Living approx. 191 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 240 m² – Living approx. 159 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 185 m² – Living approx. 185 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 284 m² – Living approx. 166 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 770 m² – Living approx. 180 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 870 m² – Living approx. 282 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 530 m² – Living approx. 165 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 1.096 m² – Living approx. 249 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 420 m² – Living approx. 177 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 771 m² – Living approx. 205 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 850 m² – Living approx. 234 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 360 m² – Living approx. 143 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 592 m² – Living approx. 232 m²sold
- Munich – Villa Colony II in ObermenzingPlot 1.293 m² – Living approx. 370 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 294 m² – Living approx. 149 m²sold
- Munich – Villa Colony II in PasingPlot 623 m² – Living approx. 191 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 420 m² – Living approx. 177 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 668 m² – Living approx. 150 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 375 m² – Living approx. 243 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingAttractive semi-detached house with a south-facing garden in an absolutely peaceful residential areaPlot 472 m² – Living approx. 118 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 428 m² – Living approx. 140 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 1.532 m² – Living approx. 347 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 495 m² – Living approx. 245 m²sold
- Munich – Obermenzing / UntermenzingPlot 901 m² – Living approx. 210 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 208 m² – Living approx. 158 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 369 m² – Living approx. 143 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 240 m² – Living approx. 150 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 600 m² – Living approx. 200 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 368 m² – Living approx. 165 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 899 m² – Living approx. 116 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 921 m² – Living approx. 203 m²sold
- Munich – ObermenzingPlot 1.537 m² – Living approx. 150 m²sold
Frequently asked questions about selling a house

Discuss your concern with me directly and easily by phone. You can reach me Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Leave me your number and I will call you back promptly.
Make a personal appointment with me for a detailed conversation on site.
Legal notice
This page provides general guidance on selling a property in the west of Munich and is not a substitute for individual legal or tax advice. Value, estate agent’s commission and tax-related issues (such as capital gains tax periods or the situation of a community of heirs) depend on the individual case and should be assessed by a specialist before a decision is made. Statements regarding the market and estate agent’s commission are subject to approval by RIEDEL.

Discuss your concern with us directly and easily by phone. You can reach us Mon - Fri: 9:00 - 18:00 o'clock, Sat: 10:00 - 14:00 o'clock.
Leave us your number and we will call you back promptly.
Make a personal appointment with us for a detailed conversation on site.
Related topics and neighbouring areas
Location and property type determine how a sale goes. These pages provide further information.
- Selling a house in Munich – the city-wide overview, including the general process and all districts
- Property valuation in Munich – the first step before any sale, with a detailed breakdown of the procedures
- The RIEDEL sales process – an overview of all sales services
- Property in Untermenzing – the neighbouring district from a buyer’s and resident’s perspective
- Estate agents in Munich – services and locations across the entire city
- Buying a villa in Nymphenburg and Gern – the buyer’s perspective on the neighbouring villa belt
- Luxury property in Munich – the upmarket segment with international reach
- Nymphenburg branch – the nearest RIEDEL office with direct contact









































































































































































































































































































































































































































