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This extraordinary property uniquely combines historical charm, generous proportions, and a thoughtful architectural design offering flood protection—truly one of a kind in the region. Notably, the villa is not listed as a protected monument, allowing greater flexibility for modifications. In addition to the main residence, the estate includes a large heritage-listed coach house, which features a small chapel and offers exciting potential for a variety of uses. Key Property Details: - Plot size: approx. 2,700 m² - Living space: approx. 440 m² (ground and upper floors) - Additional potential living space: approx. 220 m² (partially developed attic) - Total possible living area: up to 660 m² - Parking: 9 outdoor parking spaces in the upper section of the property - Development potential: possibility to construct an additional building Layout and Features: - 11 spacious rooms with ceilings up to approx. 3.8 meters - Original stucco work, parquet flooring, and wooden floorboards in several rooms - 2 fully equipped kitchens with fitted units - 2 large bathrooms, each with shower, bathtub, bidet, double washbasins and toilet - Elegant central staircase - Balcony with unobstructed views of the Moselle - Leaded glass in some original wooden windows - Extensive renovations between 2008 and 2010: all major systems updated—including electrical, plumbing, heating, flooring, and wall coverings

Energy data: EA-V; 25.56 kWh/(m²*a); Geothermal; Year of construction 2025; A_PLUS

Tradition meets new concepts - Webelsgrund Stud Farm In the middle of the gently rolling landscape of the Kleiner Deister lies one of the most renowned addresses in German horse breeding: Webelsgrund Stud. Since its foundation in 1956, it has been regarded as the cradle of noble Trakehner lines and has been the birthplace of numerous licensed stallions and internationally successful sport horses. Today's property covers around 20 hectares, of which around 19 hectares are rounded pasture areas that harmoniously surround the listed ensemble of buildings. The estate is rounded off by 2.9 hectares of leased land, bringing the total area to around 23 hectares. The area is characterized by fertile clay soil, shady groups of trees and a natural topography - an ideal place for breeding and training high-quality horses. The charming mix of historic half-timbered buildings, modern stables, indoor riding arena, horse walker, residential and administrative buildings as well as a stylishly renovated residential building with an open fireplace, parquet floors and outdoor pool offers a wide range of possible uses: from a classic stud farm to a therapy or training center to an exclusive riding facility with residence and overnight accommodation for riders. Due to their age, the current owners have stopped running the stud farm in recent years and have rented out the stables for stallholders. With a new concept, stud operations can be resumed at any time. Everything you need for this is available. Alternative concepts, such as a rider's paradise with overnight accommodation for stallholders, a cooperative business with stallholders as shareholders or even a facility for horse-loving senior citizens are further options. Years ago, the previous owners had plans to erect an additional building for overnight guests, but although planning permission was granted, the project never got off the ground. It should be examined whether new owners could raise the stud farm to a new level with this optional extension. It would also be conceivable to use the stud farm as a permanent location for a nationally and internationally successful television series - this combination of equestrian facilities, countryside and residential areas provides the ideal setting for many captivating stories. A place with a great history - ready for a new chapter.

This spacious detached house, built in 1978 and extensively modernized in 2020, offers a stylish home for people with high standards - with plenty of space to develop, harmonious architecture and a direct connection to the surrounding nature. The clear lines, open-plan design and well thought-out integration of light, materials and garden create a timeless living experience with plenty of character. The approx. 400 m² living space offers a well thought-out room concept with flowing transitions between living, working and relaxing. The heart of the home is the spacious living and dining area with fireplace and large windows offering views of the garden and the Leinemasch paddocks. The open-plan Bulthaup kitchen blends seamlessly into the living ensemble and combines modern design with everyday practicality. Two further rooms on the first floor can be used flexibly as guest rooms, offices or bedrooms. The floor is completed by a stylish daylight bathroom, a separate guest WC and an inviting entrance area with checkroom. There are five further bright rooms on the second floor, which are ideal for children, home offices or hobby activities. Two modern bathrooms provide comfort, while a utility area supports functional everyday processes. Skylights bring light into the depths of the rooms and create a pleasant atmosphere. The basement, which has a full cellar, not only offers storage space, but also a homely sauna area with adjoining fitness room - perfect as a retreat for relaxing hours. The outdoor areas impress with their spaciousness, well-tended green spaces and plenty of privacy. A terrace, two double garages and several outdoor parking spaces complete this special offer. High-quality features such as a modern fitted kitchen, a fireplace, the in-house sauna and the garden with far-reaching views underline the upscale living comfort of this property.

Energy data: EA-B; 216.8 kWh/(m²*a); Electricity; Year of construction 1968; G

Energy data: EA-V; 121.2 kWh/(m²*a); Gas; Year of construction 2018; D

Energy data: EA-B; Geothermal; Year of construction 2024; A_PLUS

Energy data: EA-B; 27.3 kWh/(m²*a); Geothermal; Year of construction 1879; A_PLUS

Energy data: EA-B; 27.3 kWh/(m²*a); Geothermal; Year of construction 1879; A_PLUS

Located in Lehel, one of Munich’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods—right next to the English Garden and just behind the Bavarian National Museum—this extraordinary penthouse is truly one of a kind. The combination of absolute privacy, spectacular panoramic views, and uncompromising exclusivity makes this residence one of the most outstanding properties in the state capital. Spanning approximately 600 m² of living space, the penthouse occupies the entire top floor of this exclusive residential building. A wraparound terrace offers sunny outdoor seating areas facing all directions and impressive views over the treetops of the English Garden all the way to Munich’s landmarks. The optimal west-facing orientation ensures unique evening ambiances. Spacious, light-filled living and lounge areas with floor-to-ceiling windows combine stately elegance with the highest level of living comfort. Several living rooms with fireplaces, as well as a stylish dining area, create the perfect setting for exclusive living and sophisticated hospitality. The approximately 60 m² professional kitchen, equipped with top-of-the-line appliances from Gaggenau, Sub-Zero, Bora, and Bartscher, meets even the highest culinary standards. The private master suite features a luxurious sleeping lounge, a spacious walk-in closet, an exclusive en-suite bathroom, and a private terrace. A separate wellness area with a sauna and a prestigious home office complement the exceptional living space. The finest materials, custom woodwork, state-of-the-art building systems, and a top-tier security concept underscore the exclusive nature of this residence. Four underground parking spaces in two individual bays with wall-mounted charging stations, two motorcycle parking spaces, and a spacious basement round out this unique offering. This penthouse combines one of Munich’s best locations with spectacular views, the highest quality of living, and amenities at the top international level. Energy data: EA-V; 56.03 kWh/(m²*a); District heating; Year of construction 2013; B Commission: The brokerage agreement with us is concluded through a written agreement or confirmation in text form based on the property listing and our General Terms and Conditions. In the event of the notarization of a notarial purchase agreement, the commission payable by the buyer to MIR München International Realty Verwaltungs GmbH, the master licensee of München I Sotheby’s International Realty and Tegernsee I Sotheby’s International Realty, amounts to 3.57% (including 19% VAT) of the purchase price and is due upon the execution of the notarized purchase agreement. The seller must pay us a commission in the same amount.

Energy data: EA-B; 19 kWh/(m²*a); Geothermal; Year of construction 2024; A_PLUS

Energy data: EA-B; District heating; Year of construction 2026

Energy data: EA-B; District heating; Year of construction 2026

Energy data: EA-B; 215.5 kWh/(m²*a); Gas; Year of construction 2006

Energy data: EA-B; District heating; Year of construction 2026

Energy data: EA-B; District heating; Year of construction 2026

This exceptional residence is a one-of-a-kind architectural project, representing the only home in Europe designed by the legendary Californian architect Ray Kappe. Renowned for his pioneering contributions to Southern Californian modernism, Kappe was a visionary who combined elements of organic architecture with a deep respect for the environment. His designs are celebrated for their use of natural materials, open floor plans, and seamless integration with the surrounding landscape. Kappe founded the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), where he influenced generations of architects with his philosophy of design that emphasized sustainability, modular construction, and a fluid connection between interior and exterior spaces. As Kappe once described of his significant works, “I take visitors of the house through a sequence that begins at a deep point, followed by an ascent, and finally culminates in a kind of spatial explosion.” This guiding philosophy is reflected in every aspect of this residence. The characteristic clean lines, present in the home’s exterior and interior, flow seamlessly, creating a harmonious interplay between glass and reddish woods like Douglas fir and redwood, sourced directly from California. Set on a sun-drenched 1000-square-meter plot, this south-facing property is surrounded by majestic pine trees, creating a blend of architecture and nature that echoes Kappe’s vision. Large expanses of glass flood the interior with natural light, enhancing the open-plan design that’s signature to his style. The design fosters surprising visual connections between spaces, making the house feel interconnected while also respecting the natural surroundings. The heart of the home features a central living area with a dramatic atrium and an open kitchen and dining area, embodying what Ray Kappe referred to as a spatial explosion. This moment occurs as the layout ascends and opens up, creating both horizontal and vertical links throughout the house. Classical elements of compression and decompression, inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, are subtly incorporated into the design, offsetting the height between the first and second floors—another signature feature of Californian modernism. The sunken lounge, separated by the fireplace from the reception area and dining room, creates an intimate yet connected living space. Above, a gallery on the second floor serves as a passageway that connects various rooms while offering space to pause and linger. This architectural layering fosters an ever-changing play of light and shadow, amplified by the interplay of concrete pylons and skylights. The result is a dynamic atmosphere that evolves throughout the day, enhancing the sense of openness and freedom that defines the home. This residence offers a balance between sophistication and simplicity, with bespoke materials like red oak flooring and an Ofuro-style Japanese bathtub enhancing the home’s timeless elegance. Every detail, from the sandblasted concrete pylons to the precision of the Corian-clad interior walls, contributes to the overall aesthetic excellence of this architectural masterpiece.

Energy data: EA-B; District heating; Year of construction 2026

Energy data: EA-B; 215.5 kWh/(m²*a); Gas; Year of construction 2006

Energy data: EA-V; 121 kWh/(m²*a); District heating; Year of construction 1973; D

Energy data: EA-B; 27.3 kWh/(m²*a); Geothermal; Year of construction 1879; A_PLUS

Energy data: EA-B; 27.3 kWh/(m²*a); Geothermal; Year of construction 1879; A_PLUS

Energy data: EA-B; 27.3 kWh/(m²*a); Geothermal; Year of construction 1879; A_PLUS

Energy data: EA-B; 27.3 kWh/(m²*a); Geothermal; Year of construction 1879; A_PLUS

Built in 1906, this listed villa has been meticulously renovated and modernized between 2018 and 2022, with exceptional attention to detail. It is now in excellent condition, blending historic charm with contemporary luxury. Thanks to its generous layout and interiors, which are thoughtfully coordinated with the villa's architectural beauty, this property stands out as one of the finest available on the market today. The park surrounding the villa was designed in the early 20th century in the style of an English landscape garden. Spanning nearly 6 hectares, it offers a tranquil retreat into nature, creating a serene and private environment. The long, tree-lined driveway leading to the villa provides an early glimpse of the exceptional beauty this property holds. Nestled within this expansive plot, the villa offers nearly everything one could desire. With approximately 750 m² of living and usable space, this home masterfully combines modern comforts with historical features. During the renovation, the utmost care was taken to ensure the highest quality craftsmanship and materials, seamlessly integrating modern elements into the villa's original structure.