Superb furnished flat in a period building in Altbogenhausen for rent
A building dating from 1900. An apartment that appears as though it were completed yesterday. This represents more than a modernisation: a reinterpretation of the classic Munich period property, where every detail was carefully chosen.
Around 106 sqm, three rooms, and ceiling heights of up to 3.26 m create an exceptional sense of space. Original oak herringbone parquet, panelled doors with brass fittings, and fine stucco preserve the historic character. The 2024 modernisation complements this with clear design language and high-quality materials.
The centrepiece is the light-flooded living and dining area featuring floor-to-ceiling double-glazed box-type windows, a fireplace connection, and elegant sliding doors for flexible room division. The bespoke joiner-crafted kitchen combines handleless timber fronts, natural stone, Miele appliances, and a concealed coffee station. A comfortable dining nook complements the ensemble.
The quiet bedroom with morning sun and an adjoining dressing room faces the courtyard. The en-suite bathroom features mosaic tiles, a walk-in shower level with the floor, and electric underfloor heating. A guest WC provides additional comfort.
The covered east-facing balcony overlooking the landscaped courtyard, a communal garden, a cellar compartment, and bicycle parking spaces complete the offer. The apartment is handed over fully furnished – ready for a new chapter.
The stairwell sets the tone right from the start: a sweeping, sweeping wooden staircase with a decorative banister rises up beneath a large skylight.
Inside, the look is defined by a few striking features. The oak herringbone parquet – partly original, partly meticulously restored – runs through all the living areas and lends character to every step. White skirting boards, stucco mouldings on the ceilings and panelled doors with period brass fittings form the timeless setting. The sliding door between the living and dining rooms is not only functional, but also a design statement in its own right.
In the kitchen, craftsmanship meets technology: bespoke fitted units with handle-free wooden fronts, a worktop made of light-coloured natural stone, and a full range of Miele appliances, including an induction hob with an integrated extractor, an oven, a fridge-freezer, a wine cooler, a dishwasher and a washing machine. Behind folding doors lies a dedicated coffee station, enhancing everyday moments.
The bathroom echoes the kitchen’s design aesthetic: white mosaic tiles, a flush-mounted Duravit washbasin, concealed taps, a walk-in shower with a rain shower head and electric underfloor heating. The guest WC, which also features parquet flooring and ceiling spotlights, is not an afterthought but has been carefully planned as part of the overall design.
Ceiling spotlights in every room, a wall-mounted designer radiator in the hallway, network cabling, a cable connection and an intercom system ensure a modern lifestyle within a historic setting.
Anyone who lives in Altbogenhausen knows just how lucky they are. Mansions, embassy buildings, magnificent historic façades and tree-lined avenues characterise a neighbourhood that doesn’t merely project exclusivity, but simply embodies it. Prinzregentenstraße, the complex surrounding Villa Stuck and the Prinzregententheater lend the neighbourhood a charm that is unrivalled in Munich.
At the same time, Altbogenhausen remains accessible and welcoming: the infrastructure is excellent, and the range of dining options – from delicatessens to Michelin-starred restaurants – is all within walking distance. The Isarauen and the English Garden are right on the doorstep, and the city centre is just a few minutes’ walk away.
We look forward to your inquiry
Lukas StaubachSales Consultant
