modern design apartment directly on the Isar river

Exclusive new building ensemble on the old Osram site, city-famous building project with modern and purist architecture in an outstanding location directly on the banks of the Isar.

Property details:

Outstanding property developer with perfect construction method

Use of the highest quality building materials

Real wood parquet flooring and modern tiled flooring in the flat

Energy-efficient district heating connection

Triple glazed thermal/sound insulation windows

Electrically operated roller shutters

Underfloor heating with individual room control

Exclusive access area with impressive entrance for the residents

Intercom system with video function

Barrier-free oversized lift from basement to ground floor

Practical cellar compartments

Underground garages with individual parking spaces

Equipment:

Bright 1-room flat with approx. 26 sqm living space and stylish furnishings, the sunny south-facing balcony offers plenty of relaxation.

Location description:

Absolutely central and popular location on the high banks of the Isar, at the intersection of Thalkirchen, Au and Untergiesing, excellent infrastructure and ideal public transport connections through various bus lines, through the underground with the line U1 as well as through the perfect connection to the Mittlerer Ring and to all motorways, only a few minutes walk to all shops for daily needs (e.g. supermarkets, bakery, pharmacy, drugstore, bank etc.). Supermarkets, bakeries, pharmacies, drugstores, banks, etc.), a variety of restaurants, well-known bars, quaint beer gardens and small cafés, as well as various sports and leisure facilities, extensive green spaces and parks, the famous Flaucher and the lively city centre are all within easy reach.

Location details and distances:

Approx. 1 minute's walk to the Isar and the well-known Hochufer.

approx. 2 minutes walk to the next underground stop

approx. 5 minutes on foot to the "Forum Schwanthalerhöhe" shopping centre

approx. 10 minutes (by bike) to Sendlinger Tor and Munich city centre