Central living, quiet sleep: Apartment with balcony in the heart of Maxvorstadt

This apartment offers something that has become rare in the city. It is located in the back building, which means it is completely quiet, right in the middle of one of Munich’s liveliest neighborhoods. You can’t hear a thing of the city’s hustle and bustle here. You live in a central location and sleep with the windows open; this combination makes the apartment particularly valuable.

The 1-bedroom apartment is located on the 3rd floor of a well-maintained apartment building from 1962 with an elevator. The layout is well thought out. The bright living and bedroom with parquet floors, a separate kitchen with windows, an interiorly modernized bathroom and a hallway with built-in closet create a clearly defined apartment with short distances between the rooms. The ceiling height of approximately 2.55 meters creates a pleasant sense of spaciousness.

The centerpiece of the apartment is the balcony. It faces east towards the quiet, green inner courtyard, is a good size and offers a beautiful view over the roofs. Here you can enjoy the morning sun for breakfast, and relax after work. The balcony is large enough for a table, chairs and plants, making it the second living room in the summer.

The apartment is perfect for anyone who loves life in the city and still wants to relax. Working professionals will find a home here with short distances to the office and cultural life, while students will find themselves between the universities. The combination of central location, tranquility, and a balcony overlooking the greenery offers a quality of life that one would have to search for for a long time in this area.

1-room apartment – virtual 3D tour

• Bright living and bedroom with parquet floors and direct access to the balcony
• Balcony facing east, to the quiet courtyard with a great view
• Absolutely quiet location in the back building
• Separate kitchen with window, tiled floor
• Modernized bathroom with shower, sink, toilet, towel heater and washing machine connection
• Practical built-in cabinets in the room and in the hallway
• White plastic windows from 2006 with double glazing
• Wood exterior blinds in the room and kitchen
• Hallway with sturdy carpet floor
• Ceiling height approx. 2.55 meters
• Elevator in the house
• Heating and hot water via district heating
• The apartment is rented without a fitted kitchen. The existing, tailor-made kitchen, which was made by a carpenter, can be taken over by the previous tenant upon request for a fee.

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Maxvorstadt is one of Munich’s most desirable residential areas. Here, art, science, and urban life come together like in no other quarter of the city. Those who live here have the best of Munich right on their doorstep and experience every day why this neighborhood is so highly regarded.

The art district with the Alte Pinakothek, the Neue Pinakothek, and the Pinakothek der Moderne can be reached comfortably on foot. The Museum Brandhorst, the Lenbachhaus, and Königsplatz with its summer concerts are also within walking distance. A visit to the museum on Sunday morning, followed by a cappuccino in one of the cafes on Türkenstraße or Schellingstraße, is what everyday life looks like in the Maxvorstadt. The proximity to the Ludwig-Maximilians-University and the Technical University keeps the neighborhood young and lively.

The infrastructure is excellent. Supermarkets, bakeries, pharmacies, and independently owned shops are located in the immediate vicinity, and the Elisabethmarkt in neighboring Schwabing is easily reached. The U2 subway line with the stops Josephsplatz and Theresienstraße and several tram and bus lines take you to the city center in just a few minutes. You can also reach Odeonsplatz and Marienplatz easily by bike; many routes can be taken here without a car at all.

And if you’re looking for relaxation, the Englischer Garten, one of the largest inner-city parks in Europe, is just a few minutes away. Jogging in the morning, a book on the lawn, an evening in the beer garden—everything is spontaneously possible from here. The Olympiapark and the Luitpoldpark are also easily reached.

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