Unique "New York feeling", breathtaking abundance of light and flexible spaciousness: The property on offer here, dating from the end of the 19th century, is a property with absolute rarity value. This architectural rarity extends over the entire 2nd floor of a neo-baroque old building, which has a unique presence thanks to its location as a corner building and used to be part of the Haidhauser Union Brewery. Beer barrels used to be produced, refurbished and stored here - so the old building, like the loft, embodies a piece of Munich's industrial history. Munich's industrial history. The extremely impressive rooms rise up to a height of around three meters. Steel-capped ceilings, imposing steel columns and mighty beams bear witness to the early days of industrialization and convey an absolutely authentic industrial style that is much more common in Berlin and New York than in Munich. The equally historic metal factory windows, divided into the typical rectangles, underline this unadulterated ambience. Until now, this loft floor has been used commercially; a mixed use or conversion to living space is entirely conceivable. In 1999/2000, the building was renovated with great attention to detail in accordance with the preservation order and divided into loft floors - the property on offer here was created in this context. In 2000, the City of Munich awarded this extremely successful revitalization with the façade prize.