This beautiful, listed Art Nouveau villa was built around 1902 and impresses from the outside with white lattice box windows, dark green shutters, an arched window and a central pointed dormer. Inside, too, original details such as a white wooden staircase and coffered doors with brass fittings create an impressive historical flair. The house was extensively renovated in 2009 with a great sense of style and equipped with various technical refinements and all the comforts of modern living.
The space on offer extends over four floors and approx. 265 m². The rooms include a living room with fireplace, a spacious eat-in kitchen, four bedrooms and an attic studio that can be used as a work, hobby or guest area. There are also two bathrooms, a guest WC, a dressing room and a checkroom. In addition to utility and storage areas, the basement houses a fitness area with sauna. Behind the house, an enchanting southwest-facing garden with terrace invites you to relax and unwind in idyllic surroundings.
Particularly noteworthy is the absolutely quiet, green and family-friendly location in the middle of the historic forest colony, just a few steps away from the Pasing city park.
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Around 1900, four neighboring Art Nouveau estates of great urban planning significance were built on the western edge of Munich. These historic "Pasing villa colonies", designed by such famous architects as August Exter, Bernhard Borst and Richard Riemerschmid, were intended to serve as models and offer wealthy citizens the opportunity to live in an idyllic garden landscape.
The property offered for rent is in an absolutely quiet location in the middle of the "forest colony". The residential area, which is characterized by villas, is only a few steps away from the extensive green spaces of the Pasing city park. The well-kept historic buildings in the area, the immediate proximity to daycare centers, elementary school and the renowned Karls-Gymnasium, as well as the wonderfully green surroundings with lots of mature trees, offer a very pleasant and stylish living environment.
All the amenities of a self-sufficient small town can be found in the nearby Pasing town center: the "Pasing Arcaden" with over 100 stores, the Pasing Viktualienmarkt, post office, banks and municipal library, its own town hall and all public facilities, schools and the Munich University of Applied Sciences, an ice sports stadium, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool. The Pasing train station offers S-Bahn and ICE connections.