Building plot for residential development in Schwarzhölzl.

Building plot in Schwarzhölzlstraße
Realize your dream home on this sunny plot, located in a well-established area on a background plot with established pedestrian and vehicular rights in Schwarzhölzl, Karlsfeld. This plot, one of the few available building sites in Schwarzhölzl, is for sale. The development must comply with § 34 of the Neighborhood Development regulations. A minimum of 2 parking spaces per residential unit must be provided on the property.
The specific development plans must be discussed and approved by the relevant authorities.

The Schwarzhölzlstraße residential area in Karlsfeld is a housing estate located on the northeastern edge of the municipality of Karlsfeld, in the Dachau district. The estate is situated directly on the border with the state capital of Munich (the Feldmoching district) and takes its name from the adjacent, protected lowland moor forest called "Schwarzhölzl." Karlsfeld combines the advantages of a small district municipality with the amenities of the nearby city of Munich. The apartment is located close to all shopping facilities and the Karlsfelder See lake. The region between Munich and Dachau is booming. Because the conditions are favorable, many world-renowned DAX companies have established themselves here. Munich's proximity to the city, the motorway, the easily accessible airport, and a vibrant urban environment – these are ideal conditions for acquiring property. Choose a home with short commutes to your workplace. Enjoy comfortable living while also benefiting from the economic strength of the region. You will find all of this combined in this property. Here, you have access to the entire, excellent infrastructure of both Dachau and Karlsfeld, as well as outstanding transport links. In the summer, the nearby Karlsfelder Lake is a popular attraction, easily accessible on foot or by bike. Like the neighboring town of Dachau, Karlsfeld is located at the intersection of federal roads leading to Munich and Fürstenfeldbruck, and has connections to the Autobahn highways leading to Stuttgart and Nuremberg. An S-Bahn (suburban railway) line runs to Munich Central Station approximately every 10 or 20 minutes, taking about 20 minutes. Within the municipality, bus lines provide local transportation. The municipality, which comprises the four districts of Karlsfeld, Obergrashof, Rothschwaige, and Waldschwaige, has a long history. Some former farms and the Ludl Chapel, built around the turn of the century on Münchner Straße, still bear witness to its rural past. Opposite the chapel is the town center, surrounding the town hall square, with the municipal administration, the library, the town hall, and other administrative buildings. Within the Karlsfeld municipal area, there are various childcare facilities, two primary schools, a secondary school with an advanced level, a branch of the adult education center, a music school, and the Dachau vocational college, as well as a grammar school. The main employers in the municipality are the local companies MAN Nutzfahrzeuge and MTU Aero Engines.