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House view (1/6)

Living room (2/6)

Dining area (3/6)

Kitchen (4/6)

Roof terrace (5/6)

Bedroom (6/6)

Munich - Sendling

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Extremely attractive roof terrace apartment with impressive view over Munich

Popular city location Sendling - modern spacious apartment in a listed old building from 1898, renovation and attic storey extension in 2003, 4th floor + attic storey with elevator, high-quality equipment with oak parquet flooring and coffered doors, spacious light-filled living-/dining area (approx. 49 m²), dining corner with exceptionally beautiful view, modern fitted kitchen, three attractive bedrooms, two bathrooms, large roof terrace with marvellous view over Munich.

Basic data

Property: ETW 2531
Property type: Attic apartment
Construction year: 1898
Floor: 4TH + 5TH OG
Lift: yes
State: refurbished

Area listing

Living space: approx. 139 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 4
Fitted kitchen: yes

Purchase price

This property is already sold.

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Maximilian Riedel

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Real Estate Economist (IRE|BS)

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Munich - Bogenhausen / Denning
Well-designed 3-room apartment with sunny loggia in a sought-after location
Living approx. 86 m² - 3 rooms - 690.000€
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Extremely attractive roof terrace apartment with impressive view over Munich

Extremely attractive roof terrace apartment with impressive view over Munich

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