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Solln: Listed 2-room apartment—or pied-à-terre
Property type:
Apartment
Year of construction:
1972
Condition:
Maintained
Living area ca.:
34 m²
Elevator:
Yes
Bedrooms:
1
Bathrooms:
1
Fitted kitchen:
Yes
Floor Number:
1
Flooring:
Parquet, Tiles
Virtual tour
Top-Highlights
- Award-winning architecture
- Listed building
- Swimming pool and sauna
Description
Welcome to the popular Solln neighborhood
This beautiful, furnished 2-room apartment is located on the first floor (with an elevator) of an award-winning, historic apartment building constructed in 1972. The building combines architecture inspired by American West Coast modernism with upscale living comfort across a spacious 34 square meters.
In 2025, the sculptural building—designed by Helmut Borchert in collaboration with Sampo Widmann—was added to the list of protected historic buildings.
This available 2-room apartment impresses with its high-quality finishes and well-thought-out floor plan. Elegant hardwood flooring lends the living area a warm, elegant atmosphere, while tile flooring in the bathroom and utility areas ensures practicality and durability. The modern built-in kitchen is both functional and stylishly integrated into the overall design.
As a special highlight, residents benefit from exclusive communal facilities, including a pool and a sauna, which elevate the living experience to an exceptional level and offer genuine relaxation right in the building. In addition, the outdoor area features a communal barbecue area and a communal garden.
This is a rare opportunity to live in a historic, protected building in Munich without having to compromise on modern living comfort.
This beautiful, furnished 2-room apartment is located on the first floor (with an elevator) of an award-winning, historic apartment building constructed in 1972. The building combines architecture inspired by American West Coast modernism with upscale living comfort across a spacious 34 square meters.
In 2025, the sculptural building—designed by Helmut Borchert in collaboration with Sampo Widmann—was added to the list of protected historic buildings.
This available 2-room apartment impresses with its high-quality finishes and well-thought-out floor plan. Elegant hardwood flooring lends the living area a warm, elegant atmosphere, while tile flooring in the bathroom and utility areas ensures practicality and durability. The modern built-in kitchen is both functional and stylishly integrated into the overall design.
As a special highlight, residents benefit from exclusive communal facilities, including a pool and a sauna, which elevate the living experience to an exceptional level and offer genuine relaxation right in the building. In addition, the outdoor area features a communal barbecue area and a communal garden.
This is a rare opportunity to live in a historic, protected building in Munich without having to compromise on modern living comfort.
Energy information
Energy Certificate:
This building is exempt from the requirements of the GEG regarding mandatory information in the energy performance certificate due to its listed status.
Heating:
Central heating system
Energy Source:
Gas
Year of construction:
1972
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