Spacious office unit in historic city palace with five offices and exclusive furnishings
The office unit (No. 2) on the mezzanine floor has four spacious offices, two of which face the quiet street side. A corridor leads from there to the rear part of the L-shaped building and here first to a very spacious open-plan room, which can be used as a meeting area or as an "open space" office. The two other adjoining offices are connected by a wide double door, but can also be reached directly from the meeting room. The rear rooms have windows and views to the south and west to the landscaped inner courtyard. A staircase leads to the basement, where there is a kitchenette, WCs and an archive, as well as a directly adjoining large cellar area with separate access to the house.
- Property
- GM 15
- Property type
- Commercial, Office
- Construction year
- 1897
- Modernization
- 2010
- Monument protection
- yes
- Floor
- EG
- Lift
- yes
- State
- First occupancy after renovation
- Total area
- approx. 225 m²
- Office space
- approx. 207 m²
- Commercial space
- approx. 172 m²
- Cellar space
- approx. 35,7 m²
- Room
- 5
This property is already rented.
- Parquet: Oiled oak, planks in irregular pattern
- Skirting boards: profiled wooden skirting board, painted white
- Sanitary facilities: porcelain stoneware, washbasins from Ideal Standard, fittings from Grohe, furnishings: Ideal Standard
- Windows painted white, wooden window sills, fittings from P. Bisschop, "Art Deco" series, polished nickel-plated
- Office entrance doors: white lacquered oak, burglar-resistant, interior doors: white wooden coffered doors with coffered wooden door frames, fittings by P. Bisschop, "Art Deco" series, polished nickel-plated
- Kitchen with base units, under-counter fridge, wall units with worktop lighting, stainless steel sink with chrome-plated tap, worktop with double glass hob
Structured network cabling (CAT 7) with connections in all rooms, distribution cabinet
, patch cabinet with glass door, invisible cabling in the conference room, intercom system, light switches and sockets from Gira, pure white- Ceiling lights in the corridors; ceiling outlets in the offices; WCs, kitchenettes and checkroom area with low-voltage halogen spotlights
- Central heating with district heating, panel radiators in the offices
Karolinenplatz, with its ancient Egyptian obelisk in the center, is considered "Munich's most beautiful traffic circle"; it is the central hub between the city and Schwabing, business and lifestyle districts. In the immediate vicinity - parallel to Briennerstrasse - runs Prinz-Ludwig-Strasse, a quiet residential street laid out as an architectural ensemble at the end of the 19th century and named after Prince Ludwig of Bavaria, the last Bavarian king.
From this privileged city location, the city center is within walking distance. The park-like green spaces of Munich's Museum Mile with the three Pinakothek museums and the colorful new building of the Brandhorst Collection extend in the immediate vicinity.
The diverse cultural offerings of the nearby city center - opera, theater, museums, galleries and event locations - are within easy reach, as are the trendy restaurants, e.g. the "KOI" (Wittelsbacherplatz), the "The Grill" (Künstlerhaus at Lenbachplatz), the "Palais Lenbach" (Ottostraße), the "Perazzo" (Oskar-von-Miller-Ring), the "Brasserie OskarMaria" (Salvatorplatz), and the "Tambosi" at Odeonsplatz.
