For sale is offered a single-family house, built in 1935. The last modernization was carried out in 2000. During the renovation and reconstruction, the features of the house with its wide staircase leading to the second floor, decorated with wood, a tiled stove in the living room, were preserved. As a result, the atmosphere of the house combines modern comfort and convenience and design of Bavarian houses of the beginning and the middle of the 20th century.

On the terrace there is a fireplace. The garage is designed for two cars.

In 2000, the following repairs were carried out:

- changing windows and doors,

- Installation of gas heating,

- replacement of heating batteries,

- commissioning of a new water main,

- complete sanitation of bathrooms,

- Renovation of the kitchen.



House features:



- built-in kitchen with gas stove, Siemens appliances

And granite surfaces,

- 3 fireplaces,

- Restored tiled stove,

- bathrooms with designer shells from Philippe Starck, Dornbracht fittings,

- the floor covering in the living room, toilets and the basement is made of terracotta tiles,

- the floor on the second and third floor is finished with pine parquet,

- doors on the first and second floors of pine trees,

- entrance door with triple glazing,

- garage for two cars with electric control of entry,

- large garden house,

- room for bicycles,

- room for garbage cans and firewood,

- terrace facing south,

- electric windows on the windows.



Pasing is the busy western center of the Bavarian capital of the country, around the Marienplatz square and the Pasing station there are many trade enterprises. The district has its own town hall, and the railway station is the most important transport hub in the west of the city.

Pasing was and remains today a center with a variety of shops, medical, social and school institutions. Pasinger Fabrik, with its theatrical venues, concerts and exhibitions, is one of the cultural features of the district.

The most important zones of industrial enterprises stretch to the north and south along the railway.

The architectural style of the Marienplatz square in Pasing, as well as the area of villas to the north of the railway, is an excellent example of the era of grunery. The rest is dominated by multi-storey houses, which arose primarily after the Second World War. Recently, more and more houses are being built for one or two families.
OBJECT NUMBER ON HOUSAGE: 234053