Spacieuse Maison Unifamiliale Sur Un Vaste Terrain À Harlaching

Situated in a quiet, established residential area of Harlaching, this single-family home features sophisticated and elegant 1960s architecture on an approximately 930 m² plot with exceptionally mature trees.

Originally designed and built by a father for his wife and three sons, the house still offers a well-thought-out layout with plenty of space for vibrant family life.

The house is largely in its original condition. A comprehensive renovation offers the opportunity to preserve its unique character while creating a home tailored to your own vision.

The mature garden provides privacy and plenty of space for new ideas.

A house with history – ready for a new chapter.

Highlights at a glance:

- Built in 1967
- Approx. 260 m² of living space
- Approx. 930 m² plot
- Eight rooms, including five bedrooms
- Grand staircase
- Separate dining room and study
- Living room with panoramic windows and an adjoining fireplace room
- Two bathrooms, 1 shower room in the basement, and 1 separate guest WC
- Mature garden
- Quiet location in Harlaching
- Manageable renovation needs with design potential

The property is located in a quiet, established residential area in Munich’s sought-after Harlaching district. This traditional neighborhood in the south of Munich is characterized by well-maintained single-family homes, generous plots, and its green, family-friendly environment.

Just a few minutes’ walk away is Theodolindenplatz, featuring daily amenities, bakeries, cafés, a pharmacy, and a medical center. Nearby kindergartens and schools complete the excellent infrastructure, making the location particularly attractive for families.

The proximity to the Isar River and the extensive green areas along the high banks of the Isar provide exceptional recreational value. Whether for walks, long bike rides, or outdoor sports, the surrounding nature offers diverse opportunities for relaxation and leisure activities.

Transport connections are also convenient: The nearby Theodolindenplatz tram stop provides good access to the public transit network and Munich city center.

The combination of quiet, green living, an established neighborhood, and strong urban infrastructure makes Harlaching a particularly attractive residential location in southern Munich.