Villa in Germany, Munich

The object number for the housage: 234053.
Up for sale is a single-family house, built in 1935. The last modernization was carried out in 2000. In the repair and reconstruction of the preserved features of the house with its sweeping staircase leading to the second floor are of wood, a tiled stove in the living room. As a result, the atmosphere of the house combines modern comfort and ease and design of the Bavarian houses of the early - mid 20th century.
The terrace has a fireplace. The garage with capacity for two cars.
In 2000 was carried out the following repairs:
- change of Windows and doors,
- installation of gas heating systems,
- replacement battery
- commissioning of new water supply,
- complete sanitization of bathrooms,
- updated kitchen.
Property features:
- fitted kitchen with gas hob, Siemens appliances
and granite surfaces.
- 3 fireplaces,
- renovated tiled stove,
- bathrooms with designer sinks, Philippe Starck fittings Dornbracht,
- floor covering in the living room, toilets and cellar made of terracotta tiles
- on the second floor and the third floor is decorated with pine flooring
- doors on the first and second floors of wood stone pine,
- entrance door with triple glazed
- garage for two cars with system of the electric boot entry
- large garden house
- bike shed
- the space for garbage cans and firewood,
a terrace facing South
of an electric blind curtain on the Windows.
Pasing is a lively Western heart of the Bavarian capital, around Marienplatz square and the train station Pasing is many commercial enterprises. The area has its own town hall and the railway station is the most important transport was outlel in the West of the city.
Pasing has been and remains today a centre with various shops, medical, social and school institutions. To the peculiarities of the cultural life of the district is Pasinger Fabrik, with its theatrical venues, concerts, exhibitions.
The most important of the industrial zone to stretch North and South along the railway.
The architectural style of the ground Marienplatz in Azinge, as well as the Villa district to the North of the railway are a great example of the gründerzeit. The rest is dominated by high-rise buildings, which occurred primarily after the Second world war. In recent years more and more built houses for one or two families.