Family/generational housing complex, 4-6 units, approximately 600 square meters of living space, formerly a forest cafe ("FFB" - likely an abbreviation), potentially suitable as a building plot.

The entire property is unique and a must-see. The locals know this historic building – formerly the "Waldcafé."

A local developer took on the property and building and, in 2017/2018, completely renovated, modernized, and transformed it into a unique residential complex covering 1598 square meters. It's designed for use as a family/generational home or a live-work residence, featuring multiple separate living units, terraces, and garages. This has resulted in spacious living areas, numerous bathrooms, high-quality kitchens, and overall superior finishes. The layout, with up to six living units, allows for use as a true generational home, while also offering investors the opportunity to rent out or sublet the individual apartments, all of which have their own entrances. (A declaration of division does not exist.)

Naturally, all the technical systems have also been completely renewed. A gas condensing boiler provides heating for the entire house and outbuildings. A photovoltaic system is installed on the roof for self-generation/supply of electricity. It is not ruled out that the land could be used as a building site for the construction of several buildings, such as semi-detached houses, townhouses, or multi-family dwellings. A preliminary assessment already exists for 2 buildings and up to 14 residential units, plus an underground garage. The apartments offer flexible living spaces ranging from approximately 22 m² to 300 m². The main apartment on the ground floor is presented as a luxurious residence of approximately 260 m², plus terraces, offering more space on a single level than most houses. This space is suitable for, for example, large families with up to 5/6 people, or a sophisticated live-and-work environment. From the entrance hall, access is also provided to the large basement, which houses the lovingly renovated "Waldcafé" (a former cultural hotspot) with all sanitary facilities, a party room, and numerous utility rooms. An external staircase on the north side leads to the 1st floor and a small hallway. From here, three units are accessible. First, there is a small one-bedroom apartment with a shower and kitchenette. Also available is a stunning penthouse apartment with an open-plan kitchen/living area, three bedrooms, as well as a bathroom, guest toilet, utility room, and multiple access points to the approximately 120 m² rooftop terrace that wraps around the south and west sides. A small hallway leads to an attractive attic space with a 2-room apartment, a shower bathroom, and a kitchenette in the hallway. This is a fantastic apartment for separate rental or for a family member. In the rear building of the property, there are two additional potential units.

Fürstenfeldbruck – a large town with tradition and charm, located west of Munich.

With just under 40,000 residents, the people of "Bruck" and the inhabitants of the surrounding villages and hamlets enjoy their town on the Amper river, with its beautiful old town and well-developed infrastructure, as well as the short distances within the town itself. The nearby B 471 provides access to the A96 motorway towards Lindau and the A8 motorway with the A99, making Munich or Augsburg accessible in approximately 20 minutes, and the airport in about 50 minutes. Both S-Bahn (suburban railway) stations (S4) – FFB and FFB-Buchenau – can be reached in a few minutes by car, bicycle, or the regularly scheduled buses. All essential amenities are within a few minutes' reach – often within walking distance – including shopping, doctors, a hospital, and numerous restaurants, ranging from traditional Bavarian establishments with beer gardens to international cuisine catering to every taste. The same applies to the ample availability of kindergartens, primary schools, and further education institutions. The town offers a significantly above-average level of leisure activities and cultural attractions. The surrounding area offers numerous hiking and cycling trails, meadows and fields, as well as golf courses and diverse sports facilities, providing countless activities for all ages. In addition, there are numerous lakes for swimming, proximity to the "Five Lakes Region," and mountains. The cultural center around the Fürstenfeld Monastery hosts exhibitions, trade fairs, concerts, and more throughout the year. A particularly special event is the annual Old Town Festival.