Garden view (1/5)

Front view (2/5)

Living room (3/5)

Bad (4/5)

Studio (5/5)

Munich - Nymphenburg

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Spacious semi-detached house in modern light architecture

Modern semi-detached house in a very quiet green residential area, innovatively designed semi-detached house with generous floor plan, exclusive fittings, oak parquet/natural stone floors, bright living/dining area with floor-to-ceiling window elements to the south side and open fireplace, large kitchen (approx. 15 m²), five bedrooms, dressing room, four high-quality bathrooms, separate guest toilet, roof studio glazed on two sides with roof terrace and view over the roofs of Nymphenburg, hobby room with own outside access, south garden, two garage parking spaces.

Basic data

Property: VM 3359
Property type: Semi-detached house
Construction year: 2007
State: as new

Area listing

Land area: 230 m²
Living space: approx. 231,3 m²
Useful area: approx. 297,89 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 6
Bedroom: 5
Bathroom: 4
Parking spaces: 2
With a cellar: no

Rental price

This property is already rented.

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