This lovingly landscaped estate combines history, nature, privacy, and a wide range of uses on a property of approximately 1.5 hectares in an attractive location just outside Munich.
This charming country home, steeped in history, offers the possibility of keeping horses, its own water sources, idyllic ponds for fish farming, and spacious open areas—all of which make this property truly special.
A place to settle in, take a deep breath, and live at your own pace.
Surrounded by mature trees and well-established hedges, the property offers a private retreat with a special charm. The main house, built in 1934 as a wooden structure, was extensively renovated and expanded by the current owners in 2013 and offers all the modern amenities one would expect. It now features a total of approximately 154.5 m² of living space spread across three levels.
Natural materials define the character of the home and create a warm, cozy living atmosphere. They highlight the unique living concept, which focuses on a lifestyle that is close to nature and mindful.
The property appeals to people who want to incorporate their passion for animals—and horses in particular—into their daily lives. The existing stabling facilities, which can accommodate up to five horses, offer ideal conditions for keeping horses as a hobby.
From the living room or kitchen area, there is a direct view of the horse stables.
The expansive open spaces also offer numerous design possibilities—whether for raising animals, nature-based recreational activities, or as a personal retreat. An approved teepee, a stable building, and a workshop round out the ensemble and provide additional space for individual projects.
This property is much more than just a traditional house with a large lot; it offers a unique opportunity to escape the stresses of everyday life in the big city.
Whether as a private country home for a family, a home for a couple with horses, or a retreat close to nature—the spacious grounds and unique surroundings offer room for a variety of lifestyles.
Subtle yet important details, such as the water-filled tiled stove with built-in water pockets, not only provide pleasant warmth in the living area but also feed heat into the heating system. Here, too, great emphasis is placed on sustainability.
The unspoiled natural surroundings inspire a wide range of possible uses: yoga, meditation, retreats, seminars, and nature education all come to mind when thinking about this special place.
A key feature of this property is the way it bridges two different lifestyles:
The tranquility and open spaces of nature, combined with easy access to the Munich metropolitan area.
