Feldmoching is one of the last districts of Munich where the old village centre is still recognisable. In the neighbourhood, detached and semi-detached houses stand alongside small apartment buildings, predominantly two storeys high, set in gardens that have matured over decades. In other words, a residential area without through traffic, where properties still offer space and privacy.
The combination of tranquillity and accessibility
makes this location particularly appealing: Feldmoching railway station is about a five-minute walk away. From there, the S1 takes you to the central station and the airport, while the U2 goes directly into the city centre. The nearest bus stop is literally around the corner, less than 50 metres away.
For everyday needs,
you do not need a car: A discount supermarket is about 170 metres away, a full-range supermarket around 340 metres, with a bakery in between. A medical centre and pharmacy are approximately 800 metres away.
For families,
the range of childcare options is remarkable. The nearest kindergarten is about 200 metres away, with several others within a 500-metre radius. The primary school on Paulckestraße is just over 550 metres away, while the Erich Kästner secondary school and Munich Feldmoching Grammar School are approximately one kilometre away.
Leisure begins right outside your door
Fasaneriesee is about 1.6 kilometres away, Lerchenauer See just under two kilometres, and Feldmochinger See just over two kilometres. Three bathing lakes within a few minutes by bike, as well as the Feldmoching fields and green corridors.
Everything the city offers. None of the crampedness.
The city’s complete infrastructure, three bathing lakes within a two-kilometre radius—and a district where your children can walk to school with friends from nursery through primary school to the Abitur.