Oberhaching - © Mr. Lodge GmbH
Oberhaching - © Mr. Lodge GmbH

Living in Oberhaching: Green and Close to the City in the South

Upscale residential area south of Munich

Oberhaching is located in the southern part of the Munich district, east of Grünwald and about 16 kilometers from the Zentrum in Munich. The municipality is part of the Hachinger Valley and stretches from the more densely populated north—including Oberhaching, Deisenhofen, and Furth—to smaller towns and hamlets in the south. This layout combines a well-developed everyday infrastructure with rural residential areas.

The Hachinger Bach, the Gleißental Valley, and the surrounding forested areas define the natural landscape. At the same time, employment opportunities and recreational activities in southern Munich—in Unterhaching, Taufkirchen, and Grünwald—are within easy reach.

Neighboring Municipalities

Unterhaching and Taufkirchen lie to the north and northeast. Grünwald is to the west, while Straßlach-Dingharting and Sauerlach border the town to the south. As a result, Oberhaching is situated at an attractive crossroads between the Munich metropolitan area and the more rural regions leading toward the Oberland.

Anyone looking to rent or buy an apartment or a house in Oberhaching benefits from the proximity to Munich as well as easy access to forests, the Isar Valley, and the foothills of the Alps.


Rental offers in Oberhaching

Family Villa with Pool in Oberhaching 9-room House Oberhaching € 12,000.- View Details
Sapcious 2.5-room apartment in Oberhaching for rent 2.5-room Apartment Oberhaching rented View Details
Furnished ground floor apartment with beautiful terrace 2-room Apartment Oberhaching rented View Details
Charming 5.5-room semi-detached house 5.5-room House Oberhaching rented View Details
Sunny detached house with solar power system 5-room House Oberhaching rented View Details

The housing options in Oberhaching range from apartments and townhouses in the interconnected neighborhoods to single-family homes and spacious lots in quieter areas. In Oberhaching, Deisenhofen, and Furth, historic town centers blend with established residential areas and newer housing developments. The southern parts of the municipality have a distinctly rural character.

The combination of nature, schools, the S-Bahn, and regional trains makes Oberhaching a sought-after residential area in southern Munich. Detached homes and high-quality apartments are particularly in demand. As a result, housing costs are often at the high level typical of the southern part of the district.

Typical resident groups in the town include, for example:

  • Families in need of local schools and childcare
  • Working professionals and commuters with ties to Munich
  • International professionals and executives
  • People seeking tranquility, nature, and a high-quality residential area

To the center (Marienplatz) To the central station To the airport
15,8 km 17,4 km 55,1 km

Photo galleries

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Unterhaching
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Shopping

  • Traditional taverns, restaurants, and cafés in Oberhaching and Deisenhofen
  • Kugler Alm, a well-known beer garden and starting point for excursions

Gastronomy

  • Community Hall at Forstner's with a varied cultural program
  • Community and school library with readings and events
  • Festivals, clubs, and traditions such as the Stephaniritt

Leisure

  • Shops and services for everyday needs in Oberhaching and Deisenhofen
  • Additional shopping options in Unterhaching, Taufkirchen, Grünwald, and Munich




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