Living among the treetops – 4 rooms, large balcony, pure quality of life.

Upon entering, one is immediately struck by the architectural spaciousness, which seamlessly connects the interior and exterior spaces. The approximately 39 m2 living and dining area is designed as an open and inviting space for everyday life and entertaining. Floor-to-ceiling windows bring light, a sense of spaciousness, and views deep into the apartment. This is a living space that not only feels open but is also expertly designed. High-quality oak parquet flooring, precise lines, and the smooth transition to the terrace create a living experience that combines tranquility, sophistication, and modern quality of life. Away from the social hub, the master suite offers a deliberately tranquil retreat. The sleeping area opens onto the terrace and is clearly structured by a custom-made, floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobe. The directly connected shower room follows the same philosophy: the finest materials, barrier-free design, and a calm, timeless aesthetic. This is a private space for those who appreciate comfort and style. The architecture combines the high quality of a new build with a sense of grandeur. Generous outdoor spaces, well-thought-out proportions, and high-quality finishes emphasize its character as a long-term investment. The rooftop terrace serves as a private outdoor living room with views over the treetops.

The neighborhood impresses with its established elegance, its spacious properties, and a residential culture that is increasingly rare in Munich. Villas from the early 20th century, old tree-lined avenues, and well-maintained gardens characterize a district that uniquely combines tranquility, style, and substance. The new-build apartments, exclusively offered by us, are located in a particularly protected and villa-like residential environment – pleasantly understated, green, and yet representative. The proximity to the Isar River bank, the Großhesselohe forest restaurant, and the Großhesselohe tennis club gives this location a special quality: close to nature, cultivated, and yet excellently connected. In everyday life, Solln's strength lies in its balanced infrastructure. Fine shops, select gourmet restaurants, restaurants, cafes, and cultural attractions are easily accessible. At the same time, the district offers an environment that is particularly attractive for families – with renowned educational institutions, bilingual programs, and alternative pedagogical concepts. The recreational value is one of the great privileges of this location. Strolls along the Isar River, the Maria Einsiedel natural swimming pool, the Hinterbrühl lake, tennis, horseback riding, golf, and the nearby Forstenried Park create a living environment that elegantly combines relaxation and activity. The Starnberger Lake and the Alps are also easily accessible – for people who want to live in the city but don't want to forgo nature, open spaces, and exercise. The S-Bahn (suburban railway) provides convenient access to the center of Munich. The Starnberger Lake, Tegernsee, Chiemgau, and the Alpine region are also easily accessible via the A95 and A8 motorways. This creates a living environment that combines rare qualities: discretion, greenery, a strong sense of community, urban proximity, and long-term value.