History meets modernity: architect-designed townhouse with high design standards
Sandblasted exposed concrete and polished screed combine with historic beams and large glass fronts to create an exceptionally inviting interior. Generosity and an abundance of light characterize this extremely individual, absolutely high-quality townhouse. Room heights of up to approx. 7.50 meters underline the airy studio flair.
The townhouse, which we offer exclusively for rent, is part of the historic, listed Schusterbauerhaus dating from around 1750, which was extensively revitalized between 2013 and 2015 and adapted to contemporary living conditions. This extremely successful fusion of old and new was enthusiastically received in Munich. In 2018, this visionary project received the German Design Award. The space on offer extends over approx. 155 m² and offers a living and dining area, an open-plan kitchen, a bedroom with integrated bathroom, a study and a guest room, a further bathroom, a guest WC and a utility/storage room. There is also a charming south-west-facing garden and an outdoor parking space.
Together with the parish church of St. Martin, the Schusterbauerhaus forms the oldest core of the historic center of Riem, which impresses with its friendly village flair, established neighborhoods, short distances and an intact infrastructure with numerous shopping facilities within easy walking distance. This modern architectural jewel is located in this idyllic setting.
- Property
- VM 4798
- Property type
- Semi-detached house
- Construction year
- 1750
- Modernization
- 2015
- Monument protection
- yes
- State
- neat
- Minimum rental period
- 24 Months
- Land area
- 128 m²
- Living space
- approx. 155 m²
- Useful area
- approx. 182 m²
- Garden area
- approx. 52 m²
- Room
- 5
- Bedroom
- 3
- Bathroom
- 2
- Terraces
- 1
- Parking spaces
- 1
- Equipment
- Upscale
- Fitted kitchen
- yes
- Guest toilet
- yes
- Network cabling
- yes
- With a cellar
- no
This property is already rented.
- Room heights: up to approx. 4.20 m in the entrance area, up to approx. 7.50 m in the dining area, up to approx. 4.35 m in the living area, up to approx. 3.45 m in the bedroom, up to approx. 2.05 m in the attic room
- Floor coverings: Oak floorboards in the entrance hall, coated screed throughout the house
- Underfloor heating, partly also wall heating, throughout the house
- Open fireplace with log store in the living room
- Carpenter's kitchen with matt black fronts and brushed black steel worktop, equipped with induction hob, extractor fan (exhaust air), oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher (all Siemens) and double sink (Blanco)
- Master bathroom en suite, equipped with bathtub and washbasin cleverly integrated into the bedroom, walk-in shower including splash shower; separate WC, equipped with washbasin (Duravit) including black Dornbracht concealed fittings, mirror and WC (Duravit)
- Guest shower room, equipped with floor-level shower, washbasin and mirror
- Guest WC, equipped with washbasin and WC (both Duravit)
Built-in wardrobe with wooden fronts and make-up table with mirror and LED strip in the bedroom - Network cabling in living room and study
- Living room ventilation
- Metal windows, partly triple-glazed
- Black rotary switches
- Washing machine connection and sink in the utility room
- Water softening system (Grünbeck)
- Outside parking space
- South-west-facing garden: sunny terrace (concrete), lawn, espalier pears, built-in bench, water connection and garden cupboard
The high-quality designer lights (Flos and others, lighting design by Neue Werkstätten) and the custom-made manual shading in the living room (top floor) can be taken over from the previous tenant for a fee.
The Trudering-Riem district is located in the east of Munich and is particularly appreciated for its green, idyllic garden city character. Here, the desire to live close to the city with village charm not far from nature can be fulfilled.
The architect-designed townhouse on offer is located not far from the historic village church of St. Martin in the center of Alt-Riem, which is characterized by its rural and pleasant flair, short distances and an intact infrastructure with all facilities for daily needs within walking distance. There is also a selection of nice restaurants in the immediate vicinity. The surrounding streets are mainly characterized by detached and semi-detached houses as well as small apartment complexes and mature gardens.
The nearby Riem Arcaden shopping mall offers excellent shopping facilities. In addition to all these advantages, the location offers a high leisure and recreational value. Riemer Park is ideal for walking and jogging; the Riem Golf Center is within easy reach. Truderinger Forst, the largest continuous wooded area in the city, is just a few minutes away by bike. The "Riem" S-Bahn station is only a 10-minute walk away and provides optimal public transport connections. The A99/A8 highway provides quick access to Lake Tegernsee and the most beautiful recreational areas of Chiemgau.
