A home steeped in history – exclusive country house with a unique ambiance
- 6 Rooms
- 2 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- ~170 m² Living area
- ~1,000 m² Plot surface
Description
Historic architecture, an exceptional living atmosphere and a garden reminiscent of Tuscany
-
-
Character and historic details
As soon as you enter the property, it becomes clear that this is no ordinary home. Carefully preserved natural-stone walls, historic doors, exposed wooden beams and bespoke carpentry give every room its own distinctive character. The house tells a story while creating an atmosphere that combines comfort, individuality and style.
-
-
Generous living area on the upper floor
The heart of the house is the open-plan living area on the upper floor. An impressive exposed roof structure with ceilings up to four metres high, the brick-built fireplace and the open gallery create a striking sense of space and give the living area an exceptional feeling of spaciousness. Large windows let in abundant daylight and provide views of the lovingly landscaped garden.
-
-
Ground floor with country kitchen and living room
On the ground floor, the high-quality country-style kitchen blends harmoniously with the dining area and the cosy living room, where a historic tiled stove with heat exchanger provides comfortable warmth. Historic details, natural materials and numerous individually crafted built-ins create a living ambience that is rarely found in this form.
-
-
Gallery and attic
The gallery in the attic offers a variety of uses – whether as a home office, studio, library or stylish guest area. This level is complemented by a high-quality modernised shower room and the traditional wooden balcony overlooking the greenery.
-
-
Mediterranean outdoor area and garden
The outdoor area is equally exceptional. Arranged on several levels, the garden has been designed with great attention to detail and is reminiscent of Mediterranean landscapes. Flowering plants, mature trees, a Feng Shui-inspired natural-stone pond with water feature and various secluded spots create a unique atmosphere of well-being. The covered pergola with outdoor fireplace invites you to spend convivial evenings, while the sheltered patio conveys a Mediterranean holiday feeling and offers complete privacy.
-
-
Building services and modernisations
This exceptional property is completed by an air-to-water heat pump, underfloor heating, energy efficiency class A and numerous high-quality modernisations carried out in recent years.
-
-
- Historic architecture; farmstead dating from the late 18th century
- In 1985, the stable and barn wing were converted into a residence, retaining the natural-stone walls and exposed wooden beams and adding bespoke carpentry
- Semi-detached house divided under the German Condominium Act (WEG)
- French-style fitted kitchen with Siemens appliances and integrated washing machine and tumble dryer
- Dining area and living room on the ground floor with historic tiled stove including heat exchanger
- Open-plan living area on the upper floor with exposed roof structure, ceilings up to 4 m high, brick-built fireplace and gallery
- Large windows providing abundant daylight and views of the greenery
- Bedroom on the upper floor with its own dressing area
- Guest WC on the ground floor and bathroom with bathtub on the upper floor
- Traditional wooden balcony on the gallery level
- Gallery, flexibly usable as a home office, studio, library or guest area
- New, exclusive shower room in the attic
- A variety of flooring materials, including stone, wood, tiles, terracotta and carpet
- Underfloor heating on the ground floor, upper floor and in the shower room
- Mediterranean garden arranged on several levels, with Feng Shui natural-stone pond and water feature
- Covered pergola with seating area and outdoor fireplace
- High-quality patio offering complete privacy
- Two garages with electricity connections and 3 additional parking spaces in the courtyard driveway
- Powerful 47 kW emergency generator being prepared for installation
- Wrought-iron courtyard gate with decorative horse’s head on a pillar
- Total plot size of 1,511 m², including 1,000 m² subject to exclusive special rights of use
- Object type
Country house
- Rooms
6
- Bedrooms
2
- Bathrooms
2
- Number of Floors
3
- Garages
2
- Parking spaces
3
- Living area
~170 m²
- Plot surface
~1,000 m²
- Usable surface
~123 m²
- Flooring
Carpet, Stone, Tiles, Wooden floor
- Construction year
1985
- Energy efficiency class
A
- Energy certificate available
Yes
- Energy certificate type
Consumption certificate
- Final Energy Consumption
49.6 kWh/m²a
- Type of heating
Underfloor heating, Radiator
- Energy source
Heat pump, Stove heating
- Energy includes hot water
Yes
Location: Kleinhöhenrain, Feldkirchen-Westerham
The property is located in the Kleinhöhenrain district of the municipality of Feldkirchen-Westerham—a popular residential area in the Upper Bavarian foothills of the Alps. The established village structure, surrounding countryside and proximity to the Alps give this location exceptional residential appeal.
Kleinhöhenrain combines rural tranquillity with good infrastructure.
The primary school can be reached conveniently on foot in 10 minutes. Kindergartens and secondary schools are located in the surrounding districts and can be reached within a few minutes. Shops for everyday needs, doctors, pharmacies, restaurants and numerous other amenities are available in the nearby towns of Feldkirchen-Westerham, Bruckmühl and Bad Aibling.
The area is distinguished by its excellent leisure opportunities. Expansive meadows, forests and cycle paths right outside the front door invite you to enjoy walks, hikes and bike rides. Golf enthusiasts can reach the renowned Schloss Maxlrain Golf Club and other golf courses within a few minutes by car.
Lake Tegernsee, Lake Schliersee and numerous other destinations in the Bavarian Alpine foothills offer a wide range of leisure and recreational opportunities throughout the year.
Transport connections are also excellent. Via the nearby A8 Munich–Salzburg motorway junction, both Munich city centre and the directions of Rosenheim and Salzburg can be reached quickly. Depending on traffic, Munich city centre is approximately 45 minutes away. In addition, Kreuzstraße railway station provides access to the S5 suburban railway line, with a direct connection to Munich.
The combination of living close to nature, family-friendly infrastructure and excellent accessibility makes this location an ideal place to live for anyone wishing to enjoy peace and quality of life without giving up good transport connections.
Floor plans (3)
Your shop
Engel & Völkers München MMC
Provider:
Engel & Völkers DACH GmbH
Privacy policy of content provider
License partner of Engel & Völkers Franchise and Trademark GmbH