Leinthal Studios [63]

Welcome to
Leinthal Studios [63]

In Schwabing-Freimann, a modern apartment building specifically for students is being built at Leinthalerstraße 16+18. The future-oriented residential concept combines well-thought-out floor plans with sustainable construction, ideal for all who want to live urban, efficiently and comfortably. Completion is planned for the 3rd quarter of 2027.

The project is aimed exclusively at students who are looking for a modern, well-thought-out home in one of Europe's most sought-after university cities. More than just an apartment is being created here: a place of concentration, arrival and personal growth. At the same time, the project offers investors an attractive opportunity to invest in a clearly defined, highly demanded residential concept with a reliable target group - plannable, future-oriented and value-stable.

Compact. Efficient. Future-proof

Design meets function

Each studio is a statement for modern living comfort in compact space. Floor-to-ceiling windows, terraces on the ground floor and partly also in the attic, underfloor heating, an air-source heat pump, an automatic ventilation system, high-quality vinyl flooring, shutters as well as modern sanitary outfitting ensure a contemporary residential atmosphere.

Added to this is a fully equipped kitchenette and the well-thought-out furnishing of the entire studio – here every detail is right.

13 underground garage parking spaces and 66 bicycle parking spaces round off the offer and ensure comfort and an urban residential atmosphere with space for encounters.

More than living - a community

In addition to the private studios, the project offers attractive communal areas: a fitness room in the basement, a stylish community lounge (in house C) with access to the furnished terrace as well as a practical laundry room are available to all residents. For additional storage space, each studio receives its own locker cabinet in the basement.

Underground garage - comfortable parking directly in the building

The residents of Leinthal Studios [63] have 13 underground garage parking spaces available for rent. All parking spaces belong to the homeowners' association (WEG) and are managed and rented by it.

Comprehensively cared for. Cleverly invested.

For investors, the project offers a well-thought-out management concept that takes over all relevant tasks: from tenant search to contract processing to the organization of move-ins and move-outs – the management takes care of all matters relating to the rental relationship.

A separate administration room in the building creates the possibility to arrange on-site appointments when needed, for example for apartment handovers or personal concerns of the tenants.

Schwabing-Freimann

Leinthalerstraße is located in the green Munich district of Freimann, more precisely in the quietly located district part Obere Isarau. The surroundings are characterized by a harmonious mix of well-maintained old buildings, modern residential buildings and occasional villas – a pleasant, established residential environment with high quality of life.

The street itself is a wide avenue with a 30 km/h zone, lined with old trees and thus offers a quiet, almost village-like atmosphere – in the middle of the big city. In just five minutes' walk you reach Freimann metro station (line U6), from which Munich's city center, Ludwig Maximilian University as well as the Garching research center can be reached quickly and conveniently.

The nearby surroundings offer everything that is important for everyday life: supermarkets, bakeries, cafés, sports facilities as well as extensive green spaces on the nearby Isar. For relaxed afternoons or evenings, the Aumeister beer garden beckons, which can be reached on foot in a few minutes – a popular meeting point in the English Garden.

Munich

Munich is one of the economically strongest and most livable cities in Europe. The Bavarian state capital combines innovative power, cosmopolitanism and high quality of life – embedded in one of Germany's most beautiful regions.

For students and young professionals, the city offers optimal conditions: two excellent universities (LMU and TUM), numerous universities of applied sciences and research institutions as well as a broadly based business landscape with international corporations, start-ups and high-tech companies.

In addition to its economic dynamism, Munich is also culturally leading – with theaters, museums, festivals and great leisure value. Parks such as the English Garden, proximity to the Alps and an attractive local transport network round off the overall picture.

The demand for living space remains consistently high – especially in the area of compact, furnished apartments. This makes Munich a particularly attractive location not only for owner-occupiers, but also for investors.