2-Room Period Apartment with Lift
Historic architecture, exceptional details and one of Munich’s most sought-after urban residential areas come together in this two-bedroom flat to create a truly special home.
The flat, measuring approximately 60.15 sqm, is situated on the first floor of a prestigious Gründerzeit building dating from 1900. Even the entrance hall and the well-maintained staircase convey the atmosphere for which classic old Munich buildings are still prized today.
Inside, ceiling heights of up to approximately 3.00 metres, generous windows and the light-coloured maple flooring define the ambience of the home. A particular architectural feature is the historic wooden ceiling in the living area. Together with the restored lattice windows, it gives the flat a unique character and emphasises its authentic old-building charm.
High-quality fittings and selected brands add contemporary touches to the historic architecture. A separate, dry cellar provides additional storage space. The lift system, which was modernised in 2026, also enhances the building’s comfort.
A characterful city flat for people who wish to combine a central Munich location with historic architecture and high-quality fittings. The building is in a very well-maintained condition overall and has been regularly maintained and modernised over the years, meaning that, from today’s perspective, there is no significant backlog of renovation work.
The interior design combines preserved historical features with high-quality, contemporary fittings, thereby emphasising the flat’s unique character.
The light-coloured maple wood flooring creates a warm yet understated backdrop for the high-ceilinged rooms. In the living area, the historic wooden ceiling provides a striking architectural feature. Together with the restored lattice windows and a ceiling height of up to approximately 3.00 metres, this creates a living environment that allows the classic character of this Gründerzeit house to be experienced first-hand.
Great importance was also attached to the quality and design of the fitted furniture. A bespoke built-in wardrobe by Molteni&C blends discreetly into the room’s architecture and offers generous storage space. The bespoke kitchen by Bulthaup is fitted with high-quality appliances from Gaggenau, Siemens and Bosch.
The bathroom is well-maintained, but offers potential for modernisation in line with your own preferences.
The lift system, which was modernised in 2026, offers additional comfort. A private, dry cellar room adds to the apartment’s storage space.
The overall result is an interior whose quality is defined by carefully selected materials, high-quality brands and the preserved character of the historic building.
