A corner house steeped in history with a one-of-a-kind address: This historic townhouse was built in 1902 based on a design by the Rank brothers and remained in the same family for nearly 100 years. Ceiling heights of up to 3.15 meters, herringbone parquet, historic plank floors, Art Nouveau doors, and a preserved staircase bear witness to the craftsmanship of bygone eras.Today, the house shows its age—unvarnished and unrenovated. That is precisely where the opportunity lies: Anyone who invests here won't receive a ready-made living space, but rather the rare opportunity to reimagine a historic landmark in one of Munich's best locations entirely according to their own vision and to infuse it with their own personal touch.The living space is spread across three floors and approximately 179 m². The property features up to eight rooms, two bathrooms, and a guest restroom. The attic, which has not yet been converted, offers storage space and exciting potential. Behind the house lies a sunny, naturally overgrown garden with a charming, covered outdoor seating area. An extra-long garage with two parking spaces rounds out this exceptionally charming, historic townhouse in the heart of the villa colony near the castle park wall.