Special advantages of Schwindstrasse 15: central location, modern design, high quality furnishings and a high degree of individuality

Schwindstrasse 15 highlights: the newly built two-storey maisonette with a living area of approx. 172 m2,and the self-contained, three-storey townhouse with a living area of approx. 208 m2.

The stand-alone, three-storey townhouse in the interior zone of the property is an absolute rarity on Munich's housing market. Due to its location on the north-western border of the property, it is entirely south and east facing, making it sunny and bright. It is detached from the front building on Schwindstrasse and is attested a high level of legal and economic independence in the land registry.

The front building, which dates back to the turn of the century, faces east, south and west. The architecture, which takes its inspiration from the 1920s, gracefully combines elegant design with high quality materials, colour confidence and fluidity of style.

The building entrance on Schwindstrasse opens up into a prestigious entrance hall that leads to a modernised staircase and a new exterior glass lift, which takes residents up to the newly designed apartments. The layout was restructured to create 8 attractive 2-3 room apartments sized between 43 m2 and 82 m2 as well as a newly built, spacious maisonette apartment. This apartment with its 2 balconies, roof terrace and large windows stretches along the entire top two floors of the front building. It is also possible to merge the two apartments on each floor to create a single large apartment with four rooms.

The building technology will be replaced and the entire interior will be refurbished and modernised with first class furnishings and fittings. The façade, too, will be modernised and upgraded with large glass fronts, balconies, as well as flush window-doors with French balconies. This will brighten up the apartments and make them even more attractive.

There is another advantage to there only being nine apartments and a townhouse: experience has shown that a small owner community generally leads to a more personal atmosphere and greater interest in the maintenance and care of the building. And this translates directly into a significantly better property value retention.