Architectural gem by Heilmann and Littmann – prestigious 5-room apartment in a prime location

Located in a heritage-listed property dating from 1896, this exceptional five-room apartment features a well-designed layout and combines historic architecture with contemporary living.

The detached, three-storey building was designed by architects Heilmann & Littmann and showcases characteristic Neo-Renaissance elements. Particularly during the reign of Prince Regent Luitpold, the renowned Munich construction company shaped the city’s architectural development. Its best-known projects include the Munich Hofbräuhaus and the Prinzregententheater.

The apartment’s present living spaces also have a distinctive history: they once housed a pharmacy. Historic details that have been preserved to this day, including original ceiling paintings, recall this former use and give the apartment its unmistakable character.

Following the comprehensive refurbishment of the building between 2010 and 2013, the apartment was extensively modernized to a high standard in 2015 with the assistance of an interior designer. In 2022, the technical systems were supplemented by gas heating.

The garden side of the apartment offers a particular quality of living: the approximately 20 m² terrace opens directly onto the established greenery, extending the living area outdoors. The communal garden provides additional space for relaxation and enjoyment.

A private, generously sized cellar, additional communal ancillary areas, and bicycle storage complete the available space.

An energy performance certificate is not required because the property is heritage-listed.