This listed old villa, designed by the famous architect Emanuel von Seidl in 1909, is nestled in a splendidly ingrown garden and delights with its authentic historical flair.
Stately room heights of over 3.50 meters, original oak parquet and marble floors, ceiling stucco, coffered doors and wall panelling, a fireplace and a tiled stove create a unique living environment that exudes personality and breathes history. In its entirety, this exquisite property can be described as a rarity.
The premises comprise a living space of approx. 387 m² and extend over three floors. In addition to an imposing, airy entrance hall, the mezzanine floor houses representative rooms such as living, dining and a library, as well as a conservatory extension, a kitchen, a pantry and a guest WC. On the second floor there is a bedroom with adjoining dressing room and en-suite bathroom, a study, a children's room and a children's bathroom. Three further bedrooms and two bathrooms are located on the top floor.
The converted attic also offers valuable storage space. In the comfortably designed basement there is a vaulted room with a wine cellar, a sauna with a relaxation and fitness room, a utility room and storage areas.
Enchantingly landscaped with gravel paths, terraces and an English garden shed, the garden surrounds the villa like a small park and its high hedges make it almost secluded.
The core refurbishment carried out in 1985 in accordance with monument protection regulations included the following measures: Replacement of the water and sewage pipes, the electrics, completely new bathrooms, façade renovation, replacement of the roof covering with plain tiles (natural red), replacement of the windows in accordance with the original plan (E. v. Seidl), addition of a conservatory (wood and glass construction). The gas heating system was renewed in 2017.
Tax advice: The tax incentive for the protection of historical monuments allows taxpayers to deduct expenses for a self-used historical monument as special expenses over a period of ten years. When renting out a listed building, purchasers can deduct up to 9% of the production costs for necessary construction work each year for the first seven years and up to 7% for the following four years. The monument protection authority must recognize the modernization measures as necessary and the modernization may only begin after the purchase agreement has been concluded.
Bogenhausen is considered an absolute top location in Munich. With magnificent old buildings and lots of greenery, this sought-after, centrally located district offers a sophisticated residential environment. Particularly attractive is the neighborhood where the elegant, urban Altbogenhausen merges into the noble, spacious Herzogpark. Here, just a few minutes' walk from the banks of the Isar, lies the exclusive villa we are offering.
The excellent location combines family friendliness and closeness to nature. The infrastructure is perfect. Only a few steps away, the stores at Herkomer and Kufsteiner Platz offer everything for daily and upscale needs. Here, in addition to supermarkets, there is a Herrmannsdorfer store, the excellent delicatessen and daily café Marks, a flower store, a hairdresser, banks and pharmacies. In the surrounding area, there is a choice of first-class restaurants such as the "Käfer-Schänke", the "Chuchin" and the "Acquarello". The nearby Isarhochufer invites you to go jogging; the popular St. Emmeramsmühle can be reached with a walk along the Isar.
In addition to the sought-after Sprengel elementary school on Gebelestrasse (with lunch supervision and after-school care), the private PHORMS (bilingual kindergarten, elementary school and high school) and several daycare centers are located in the neighborhood. Streetcar lines and the nearby subway station "Richard-Strauss-Straße" offer a perfect connection to public transport.
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