Change and preservation, history and vitality are combined in the "Redukt" conversion project completed in 2009. In the former Jesuit monastery, which the architect Prof. Paul Schneider von Esleben planned in the 1960s as a simple concrete building in the style of structuralism, 14 luxurious condominiums were created. The architectural monument with its reinforced concrete sculpture has been carefully transformed into a contemporary building with loft-like extensions. A shiny gold alloy gives them an unmistakable look. The exquisite 3-room apartment is located on the 1st floor and top floor of the ensemble. The space on offer extends over approx. 152 m² on two floors and comprises a spacious, open-plan living/dining area, a bedroom, another room that can be used flexibly, a kitchen, a bathroom and a shower room. A spacious south-west-facing roof terrace and a balcony with morning sun provide magical open spaces. The apartment has a spacious cellar compartment. A single parking space at ground level and a motorcycle parking space in the building's own underground garage complete the property. An elevator leads from the underground garage directly to the apartment. In addition to the exclusive fittings with natural stone bathrooms, real wood parquet flooring, underfloor heating, custom-made fixtures and bulthaup fitted kitchen, this unique property impresses with its irretrievable location right next to Nymphenburg Palace Park.