Families, take note!—“If you miss this, it’s your own fault!” End-of-terrace house with room for everyone and plenty of scope for creative ideas!

Family life on the outskirts of Munich – with the new Kirchheim practically on the doorstep.

Anyone wishing to live close to the city without sacrificing greenery, open space and a family-friendly environment will find an exceptionally appealing combination in Kirchheim near Munich. The end-of-terrace house is located in an established residential area and, at the same time, in the immediate vicinity of one of the municipality’s most significant recent developments.

The centrepiece is Kirchheim Local Park, newly created as part of the 2024 Bavarian State Garden Show. More than ten hectares of greenery now connect Kirchheim and Heimstetten, forming the municipality’s new green centre. A park lake, generous green and recreational areas, and numerous play and sports facilities make the site a genuine leisure asset for families – including the approximately 3,000 m² “Celtic Worlds”, an exceptionally spacious play area.

The immediate surroundings are particularly appealing to families thanks to the short distances in everyday life. Education and childcare play a central role in the development of the new town centre: Kirchheim Grammar School is also nearby, as are various childcare facilities. The new grammar school building was deliberately integrated into the development surrounding the local park; nurseries, schools and other public facilities are likewise part of the new centre.

And despite this green, almost small-town residential atmosphere, Munich remains highly accessible. Kirchheim benefits from its proximity to the A94 and A99 motorways, providing quick connections to Munich city centre, eastern Munich and the wider motorway network. Munich Airport is also conveniently accessible via the motorway network. Heimstetten railway station, served by the S2 line, additionally connects the municipality to Munich’s public transport system; during the State Garden Show, the site was already described as being around a ten-minute walk from the station.

In short: this is not simply a family home somewhere in Munich’s commuter belt, but a home in a municipality that has invested heavily in its future in recent years – with a new green centre, modern educational infrastructure and excellent recreational amenities. A location that combines family-friendliness, nature and proximity to Munich remarkably well.