Generous living space, timelessly modern furnishings, and historic charm make this 1930s family villa—which was renovated in 2006—a rare opportunity in Nymphenburg. The large windows flood the house with light, while the mature trees surrounding the property provide tranquility and privacy—almost every room offers a view of the greenery. The detached villa boasts a living area of approximately 271 m² plus additional usable space, spread across four floors. In addition to a spacious living and dining area with white double doors, a kitchen, and a library, the property features four bedrooms, three natural-stone bathrooms, and a studio space with exposed roof beams in the attic. The basement offers numerous storage and cellar rooms, providing ample storage space. Nestled within a lush, park-like lot of 630 m² in the sought-after Nymphenburg neighborhood, this villa—which is not a listed historic building—combines historic charm with modern living comfort and a tasteful aesthetic that is harmonious down to the last detail. Historic details such as oiled oak herringbone parquet, white-lacquered paneled doors with original brass hardware, and partly historic casement windows harmonize with modern additions like the timelessly elegant natural stone bathrooms, creating a home that is as atmospheric as it is unique.