91 apartments
with 1 to 5 rooms
Balcony
to most apartments
Underfloor heating
and electric towel radiators
Oak parquet flooring
in the livingrooms
Fitted kitchen
in every 1- and 2-room apartment
Residential gym and rooftop terrace
free of charge for all tenants
Mobility concept
with electric vehicles
Digitalization concept
including chip for apartment entrance doors
The propertys
FÜRstenriedwest west district
BERGBLICK
In Munich’s Fürstenried district, the new FÜRstenried West neighborhood is creating a forward-looking and socially balanced residential environment that combines modern living with sustainable urban development. Surrounded by extensive green spaces and urban infrastructure, a variety of residential forms will be realized in the coming years – through renovations, innovative additions, and high-quality new buildings. A striking feature of this neighborhood is the BERGBLICK project, a stand-alone new building whose vertical architecture makes it an urban landmark in the neighborhood. With its extraordinary height, prominent location, and iconic silhouette, it makes a strong urban statement and gives the entire ensemble a distinctive identity. A total of 18 floors will house over 90 modern residential units, complemented by a free neighborhood fitness studio on the ground and first floors, as well as communal areas – such as a common room and a spacious roof terrace with distant views on the top floor. BERGBLICK will also be the first fully digitized building in the entire neighborhood – including chip access to the apartment entrance doors. The new building is accompanied by an advanced energy and mobility concept: photovoltaic systems on the roofs supply tenants with electricity and enable flexible electricity models. Digital solutions such as tenant apps facilitate communication, bundle services, and enable the neighborhood-wide use of shared resources. This is complemented by sustainable mobility options such as car sharing and bicycle parking facilities – all embedded in a holistically conceived neighborhood development.
All information about the neighbourhood can be found here.
Location and connection
Everything in the neighborhood
Shopping facilities and public amenities, as well as a school center with all types of schools, daycare centers, the ASB senior center and cultural and leisure activities are practically on the doorstep. The Fürstenried West subway station and various bus stops in the district are within easy walking distance. In addition to good public transport connections via the U3 underground line and various bus routes, the nearby A95 motorway junction also guarantees quick access to the surrounding area. The special mobility offer in the neighbourhood includes the uncomplicated rental of (fully) electric cars, cargo bikes and scooters.
Even pure nature can be enjoyed in the immediate vicinity. Situated between the extensive Forstenrieder Park woodland area and the sprawling forest cemetery, the district offers local recreation in the truest sense of the word. Numerous green and play areas and three newly built, modern playgrounds in the neighborhood itself invite families to spend their free time together. In addition, the sports facilities on the district’s own tennis court, soccer pitch and beach volleyball court, as well as a lively club life and cultural events, offer countless opportunities for active leisure activities.cultural and neighbourhood events such as flea markets and harvest festivals offer countless opportunities for active leisure activities. A program calender provides an overview of current events.
- Munich city centre 30 min. by car / 17 min. by train
- Munich Main Station 22 min. by car / 20 min. by train
- Munich Airport 45 min. by car / 55 min. by train
Construction site documentation
The apartments
The facilities
State-of-the-art comfort and energy efficiency
The apartments at BERGBLICK were designed with the aim of combining contemporary living quality with durable furnishings. The clear architectural design language is also reflected in the interior: light-colored materials, functional floor plans, and a high level of living comfort characterize the appearance.
- Oak parquet flooring in living rooms and hallways
- Underfloor heating in all living areas
- Porcelain stoneware tiles in kitchen, bathroom, and toilet
- Towel radiator in bathroom
- Triple-glazed windows with high energy efficiency
- Shading systems on the upper floors
- Fitted kitchens in all 1- to 2-room apartments
- Balcony for almost every apartment
- IP-enabled intercom system
- Fully digitized access system (including chip access to the apartments)
- Tenant electricity model via photovoltaic system
- Roof terrace for communal use
- Free neighborhood fitness studio on the ground floor and first floor (expected from Q3 2026)
1-room apartments
Compact and clever
The open-plan living, dining, and sleeping area creates an airy feeling and is pleasantly lit by large windows. The compact kitchenette is functionally integrated, and there is also space for a washing machine or dishwasher. The interior bathroom features a floor-level shower and high-quality fittings. The highlight is the quiet balcony with a view of the greenery—ideal for your first coffee in the morning or a relaxing evening after work.
2-room apartments
Compact, open, and comfortable
This compact 2-room apartment impresses with a smart layout and an open-plan kitchen/living area with direct access to the balcony. A separate bedroom and an internal utility room provide added convenience. Perfect for singles or couples who value functionality and living comfort.
3-room apartments
Spacious and full of light
With three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an open-plan living/dining area with a balcony, this 4-room apartment meets the highest standards of comfort and functionality. An additional storage room adds everyday convenience. Perfect for families or couples who value space and flexibility.
4-room apartments
Family-friendly with space and structure
Offering three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and an open-plan living/dining area with a balcony, this 4-room apartment meets the highest standards of comfort and functionality. An additional storage room ensures everyday organization. Ideal for families or shared apartments.
5-room apartment
Spacious, versatile, and thoughtfully designed
With four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large living/dining area, and two balconies, this 5-room apartment offers maximum living space. Ideal for large families or multigenerational living. Bright interiors, clear layouts, and high-quality fittings make this a true home.
The location
Munich
Tradition with a future
With its historical heritage and the centuries-old buildings that make up its picturesque cityscape, the Bavarian capital is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. The cultural highlights, many with a long tradition, and its status as a business and science metropolis not only offer an exceptionally high quality of life for its citizens, but also make Munich a sought-after location for companies, creative artists and people who love something special. The close connection between urban structures and the pure experience of nature is one such unique feature. As Munich’s “river of life”, the renaturalised Isar, which makes for fun swimming in the heart of the city, is an integral part of the cityscape. The English Garden is also a hotspot for romantics, culture vultures, sports enthusiasts and nature lovers who come here to take a stroll, enjoy a picnic, play sport and have fun – and is a symbol of Munich citizen’s attitude to life. In addition to the countless cultural offerings in the city centre, the surrounding mountains and lakes offer attractive local recreational destinations that appeal to a great many tourists. Far beyond Bavaria’s borders, the Munich Oktoberfest and the Hofbräuhaus, which opened in 1589, are among the city’s landmarks. Just like the Marienplatz, the carillon of the neo-Gothic New Town Hall, the State Opera, the Stachus and the many beautiful beer gardens in the countryside, they define the city’s face and character.
Munich Fürstenried
Calm, green, family-friendly
Fürstenried is located in the south of Munich – a district that was originally designed as a purely residential area and is still characterized today by spacious residential complexes, charming single-family homes, and lots of green space. The eponymous Fürstenried Castle, also affectionately known as “Little Nymphenburg,” is the most striking building in the neighborhood and reflects the mature character of the district. Fürstenried offers ideal conditions for families: an excellently developed infrastructure, numerous playgrounds and green spaces, and close proximity to nature ensure a high quality of life and living. Public transportation and quick access to the highway make both Munich city center and the surrounding area easily accessible. Between the rows of houses, green pathways, gardens, and small parks create quiet retreats and promote a sense of community. Special recreational attractions include the palace park, Forstenrieder Park, and the wildlife park—all located right on the doorstep. Historical sights such as St. Matthias Church and the late Gothic plague column lend the district cultural depth. A weekly market is held regularly around Schweizer Platz with its “Schweizer Brocken” fountain, complementing the local supply of goods and services, which is rounded off by a REWE supermarket and the planned EDEKA. Fürstenried also offers many gastronomic attractions, with traditional taverns and cozy beer gardens that enrich the social life of the neighborhood. Last but not least, Fürstenried impresses with its proximity to Obersendling, an important economic and commercial location. For those who work there, urban life is combined with nature-oriented living in a particularly attractive way.
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Yes, the lease contract includes an index-linked rent. The rent is determined by the price index for the living expenses of all private households in Germany, which is determined by the Federal Statistical Office.
The deposit to be paid in three net rents (the net „cold“ rent plus utilities can be found in the rental agreement). There are no processing or agency fees.
The deposit needs to be transferred to the landlord’s secure account according to § 551 Paragraph 2 BGB.
All apartments feature contemporary, modern furnishings. A detailed overview can be found here.
The electricity provider is contractually bound until summer 2026 due to construction work. After that, you are free to switch to a provider of your choice.
There are no car parking spaces available. The neighbourhood is characterised by a strong mobility concept that is based on the concept of the “city of short distances” and encourages people to do without their own (second) car.
The keeping of pets has to be checked case by case and requires the approval by the landlord an a side letter to the lease contract.
A limited number of separate basement rooms are available and can be rented additionally if required. For more compact one-room apartments, we are currently examining whether individual units will be assigned a fixed basement compartment.
A contract can be concluded with any provider. The neighborhood will be equipped with state-of-the-art fiber optic technology (extending into the apartments).
The team from Müller Merkle Immobilien GmbH has been commissioned with the letting. The property management is responsible from the signing of the rental agreement and for the handover of the residential units. The contact details will be provided upon conclusion of the rental agreement.
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This website is for initial informational purposes and does not constitute a contractual offer. The website does not create any contractual claims. The content and information have been prepared to the best of our knowledge and belief. No liability is assumed for correctness and completeness. The floor plans are not suitable for taking measurements. Specifications given for areas are planned measurements. Images of the properties are non-binding representations. (Visualisations by h4a Gessert + Randecker + Legner Architekten GmbH, Photographs by Adrian Beck Photographer)