
A perspective
For a move from Munich.
More space, garden and quiet, while keeping work, culture and town life within reach.
A different density
No less urban life. More space for your own.
The wish for more space often begins somewhere other than square metres: a lack of quiet, a balcony that never quite feels outdoors, or the sense that every moment of privacy has to be arranged. This house makes a sense of space part of everyday life.
Freising is not a retreat into the commuter belt. It has a historic centre, culture, higher education, restaurants and a rhythm of its own. Munich remains accessible. Yet you come home to a setting where garden, terraces and privacy are not in short supply.

Gaining space
The outdoors is not an extra.
The main terrace makes room for several parts of daily life at once: eating, reading, playing, welcoming guests or sitting in the shade. Beyond it is the garden, and within that, the pool. Inside, the same generosity continues through connected living spaces and private rooms.


What changes
Free time need not start with a journey.
Pool, sauna and fitness area bring exercise and relaxation home. At first, that sounds like a list of features. In daily life, it means something else: time to do things on the spur of the moment. A short workout, a swim, an evening on the terrace, without a booking, a packed bag or a journey back.
Work can find a new place too. Eleven rooms make space for working from home, guests and family without turning the dining table into a permanent office. More floor area becomes a way to separate activities more clearly, rather than a burden.

Staying connected
A different town. The same connections.
Direct regional trains connect Freising station with Munich. The airport is around five kilometres away. Locally, the old town, Domberg, Weihenstephan and everyday essentials are close together. The location keeps options open: a new home need not come at the cost of longer journeys.
Get to know Freising →The answer lies less in a specification sheet than in experiencing the routes, proportions and outdoor spaces.
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