The location and infrastructure of feel.munich offer almost everything one may desire. You can easily walk to the numerous shops in the area for your daily needs.
There is superb access to public transportation. The U3 subway is practically on your doorstep, so you can go directly to Marienplatz downtown in 16 minutes, or to Schwabing and its universities in 19 minutes.
The same goes for healthcare services, at an upcoming modern facility with numerous physicians and specialists.
The development will also house three daycare centers. Schools like the Thomas-Mann-Gymnasium and other kindergartens are close-by.
For driving, you couldn’t ask for better access to the road network.
The South Park across the site is a nature reserve, mostly in an undisturbed natural state – to help balance out your city life. Go jogging before or after work, or ride your bike to check out the surroundings. Your unit in feel.munich is ideally situated for all that.
Within minutes you can ride your bike to Forstenrieder Park on the west side, and enjoy its forest trails almost all the way to Starnberger Lake. It takes just 15 minutes by bike to the adjoining area of Thalkirchen, or only 6 minutes if you hop on the S-Bahn (urban train).
Once there, you won’t want to miss an outing to the Isar River, or the Flaucher, or how about a visit to the Hellabrunn Zoo? Or do you prefer climbing in one of Germany’s biggest climbing halls?
Living in Obersendling means you can walk to all the shops. Yet, it is fun to go into town for a unique shopping experience. Just walk for two minutes to the subway and in 16 minutes you’ll arrive directly in Marienplatz, the heart of Munich.
Here the word is go. This pedestrian zone is like none other – especially in the summer, when tons of vacationers come from the four corners of the earth. Interested in some upscale shopping? Then head for Odeonsplatz to the “Fünf Höfen” or straight to the most elegant shopping mile – along Maximilianstraße.
Munich has uncountable corners where you can eat heartily or simply sip a drink in a cafe. Munich is full of culinary delights: the young and old meet at the Viktualienmarkt to buy fresh fruits, vegetables, or any of the host of delicacies and tidbits.
Munich not only has places offering excellent traditional foods, it boasts specialties from many countries. For instance, the classy Asian restaurant Mangostin in Thalkirchen or the cozy tavern Kyano in Kistlerhofstraße are within walking distance of your unit.
Not to mention the many small bars, big discos, and clubs. Or the Olympic Stadium and Olympic Hall, where memorable performances are given by a steady stream of world-class champs.
In the summer, it’s worth a visit to the open-air theatres close-by in Westpark. Summer time is outdoor time in Munich – with its charming beer gardens, open-air festivities and concerts. One can literally feel the vacation ambience bubbling everywhere.
Over the next few years, surveys predict an inflow of at least 20,000 persons annually to Munich. The City Planning Board in the State Capital of Munich describes the “structure of Munich’s population as typical for large cities in an industrial nation, that serves as a strong magnet for young adults”.
The vacancy rate in Munich is practically nonexistent: this means essentially no loss of rental income. The sustained demand for residential units in Munich means a general rise in real estate property values.
One often has to move quickly to adapt to a new situation in life. If you live in Munich, you can be quite sure of selling your property quickly and without much of a risk of loss. Just sit back and relax – let your unit work for you.