Boasting courtyard architecture, newly constructed Max Höfe is deliberately unobtrusive, yet full of distinguishing details on closer inspection. Sitting in the heart of Munich in bustling, artistic, and academic Maxvorstadt, residents will be steeped in culture, history, and greenery, and surrounded by top-class amenities.
Due to complete in 2025 (and therefore customizable), private buyers and investors can choose from two- to five-room apartments. With a growing real estate market and leading tech companies basing themselves in Munich, it’s no wonder increasing numbers are moving to the scenic city.
Brought to the market by Legat Living, Max Höfe is for “individuals who not only want to live in the city, but with it as well”.
Brand new Max Höfe: Clear forms & clean lines
With a subtle facade that blends harmoniously with existing homes in the neighborhood, what makes Max Höfe outstanding? Unique architecture, floor-to-ceiling windows, and upscale furnishings, as well as almost all flats featuring a terrace, balcony, or loggia — all in one of the best locations in Munich.
Alongside that, eye-catching terraces come complete with metal rods, giving the impression of falling water, and almost every unit has outdoor space. Filled with natural daylight, floor plans can be tailored to individuals’ tastes and needs.
Meanwhile, open-plan living, electric shutters, and smart-home systems come as standard. A one-bedroom residence with 64 square meters is available for purchase for €1,465,000, while a four-bedroom apartment boasts 154 square meters and comes in at €4,795,000. There is also a bigger four-bedroom apartment for sale for €7,995,000. The flats start at €895,000. Feel free to contact us, and we will present you with further floor plans.
The city offers a high quality of life, and Max Höfe itself is enviably situated in Maxvorstadt, a district that’s home to a pair of world-renowned universities and “Museum Mile”, as well as cafes, restaurants, and boutiques. Dubbed the “brain of Munich”, the highly sought-after area attracts young professionals and students. Located between the historic center and Schwabing, the 375-hectare English Garden and the characterful, part-pedestrianized Old Town are also within easy reach.
Munich’s booming housing market
The capital of Bavaria and with the River Isar running through it, Munich benefits from extensive and developed infrastructure, in part because of its status as a major business center. Indeed, eight of the 10 biggest global tech companies are based in the city, and seven DAX40 firms are headquartered there: Allianz, BMW, Infineon, MTU Aero Engines, Munich Re, Siemens, and Siemens Energy. In addition, companies such as Apple, Google and Microsoft are opening their European headquarters in Munich.
As a result, people are drawn to the metropolis, impacting the real estate sector – particularly given property supply is already limited. With demand growing, rentals are becoming disproportionately expensive, meaning purchasing a condo is increasingly appealing and profitable.
The construction of primely positioned Max Höfe is well underway, but there’s still time for interested parties to tailor interiors.
Max Höfe: First-class address
Keen to create a space that suits your unique requirements? Max Höfe offers buyers a variety of uber-stylish and customizable options, spanning two to five rooms and an array of layouts. Located in Maxvorstadt, a neighborhood that’s “aware of its heritage, but doesn’t allow that to cramp its style”, each deluxe apartment offers spacious, open-plan living and outside areas ranging from balconies and loggias to roof terraces. There are also individual underground parking spaces, each of which is equipped with a wallbox for e-charging systems.
For more information about this exciting opportunity, contact Legat Living.
