Mobile thinking. Relaxed living in a modern neighborhood.

This bright and well-laid-out 3-room apartment impresses with its clear room layout and practical floor plan. When entering the apartment, you arrive in the central hallway from which all rooms are accessible. Directly opposite the entrance door is a separate WC, next to it the modern bathroom with shower and washing machine connection.
The open living and dining area with adjoining kitchen offers plenty of space for shared moments and convinces with its brightness. From the living room you have access to the balcony, which invites you to relax outdoors.
The bedroom as well as the other room (ideal as a children's, guest or study room) are quietly located to the side of the apartment and offer diverse furnishing options due to their rectangular shape.

Inside, BERGGARTEN also relies on contemporary living comfort and sustainable quality. Large-format, floor-to-ceiling windows in wood-aluminum design ensure bright, light-flooded rooms. Oak parquet floors, elegant tiles in the bathroom and kitchen, as well as underfloor heating provide a high-quality basis for personal living space design.

- Solid hybrid supporting structure with wooden panel exterior walls
- Modern facade with wood and fiber cement cladding
- Extensive green roof and photovoltaic system
- Underfloor heating in all living rooms
- Fitted kitchen
- Shower glazing
- High-quality oak parquet
- Fine stoneware tiles in kitchen and bathroom
- Floor-to-ceiling wood-aluminum windows
- Balconies or terrace
- District heating supply
- IP-capable video intercom system
- Bicycle parking spaces and basement compartments in the basement
- PV tenant electricity model
- Free neighborhood fitness studio
- Digitalization concept and tenant apps

In the south of the Bavarian state capital lies Fürstenried, a district that has maintained a quiet, life-oriented and family-friendly character since its development as a residential area. Characterized by extensive residential complexes, single-family homes and lots of greenery, Fürstenried combines established structures with high quality of life. The landmark of the district is the baroque Fürstenried Palace, which is not without reason called "Little Nymphenburg." Families appreciate the child-friendly atmosphere, the good educational infrastructure and the thoughtful urban planning with plenty of space to live, play and breathe. The palace park, the Forstenrieder Park and the wildlife park offer attractive local recreation opportunities directly in the district, complemented by an active club life that strengthens community spirit. Fürstenried is excellently connected: The subway brings commuters quickly