Living High - with a Distant View over Munich

This modern 4-room apartment combines high-quality fittings with smart digital features and a well-thought-out spatial concept for families. It offers a large bedroom with a dressing room, two children's rooms, one of which has balcony access, as well as a bright eat-in kitchen that elegantly connects the living and cooking areas.

For everyday life, there are two bathrooms with showers available, one of which has a washing machine connection. The apartment is complemented by a practical storage room.

The apartments in BERGBLICK were designed with the aim of combining contemporary living quality with durable fittings. The clear architectural language continues inside: bright materials, functional layouts and high living comfort characterize the appearance.

- Oak parquet flooring in living rooms and hallways
- Underfloor heating in all living areas
- Porcelain stoneware tiles in kitchen, bathroom and WC
- Towel radiator in the bathroom
- Triple-glazed windows with high energy efficiency
- Shading systems on the upper floors
- Fitted kitchens in all 1- to 2-room apartments
- Balcony for almost every residential unit
- IP-capable intercom system
- Fully digitized access system (including chip access to the apartments)
- Tenant electricity model via photovoltaic system
- Walkable roof terrace for communal use
- Free neighborhood fitness studio on the ground and first floors

Fürstenried is located in the south of Munich, a district originally designed as a purely residential area and still characterized by spacious residential complexes, charming single-family homes and lots of greenery. The eponymous Fürstenried Palace, also affectionately called "Little Nymphenburg," is the most striking building in the district and reflects the grown character of the quarter. Fürstenried offers ideal conditions for families: an excellently developed infrastructure, numerous playgrounds and green spaces as well as direct proximity to nature ensure a high quality of living and life. Public transport and quick access to the motorway make both Munich city centre and the surrounding area easily accessible. Between the rows of houses, green connecting paths, gardens and small parks create quiet retreats and promote neighborhood community. Special recreational offerings include the palace park, the Forstenrieder Park and the wildlife park, all located directly on the doorstep. Historical sights such as St. Matthias Church or the late Gothic plague column give the district cultural t