Located within walking distance of Munich's old town, this very quiet city residence is on the 2nd floor of a listed, luxuriously renovated old building from 1912/13. The magnificent building was designed by Hans Georg Grässel as an "administrative building for workers' affairs"; the renowned architect helped shape Munich's cityscape with his impressive public buildings. Between 2007 and 2010, the building was completely renovated and converted into a residential building; the result is a premium quarter that enriches Munich with a top property. French star architect and designer Philippe Starck was responsible for the conversion and design. The property combines imposing Wilhelminian flair with a timelessly elegant style and maximum privacy - a perfect symbiosis of history and modernity that will delight a discerning clientele. The rooms extend over approx. 118 m² and include a spacious, beautiful living area with an open kitchen and charming balcony, a master bedroom with dressing room and en suite bathroom, a guest WC, a utility/storage room and a pantry. White mullioned windows, strip parquet flooring, a fitted kitchen and custom-made fixtures characterize the classic style; room heights of around three meters create an airy ambience. The residents of this exclusive residence have access to a fitness and spa area as well as a concierge service.