This listed townhouse is nestled in the noble Villa Colony I and is located in one of the most beautiful streets with almost complete historical buildings. The façade of the terraced corner house impresses with its lattice windows, wooden shutters and an enchanting round bay window. The side entrance to the house also makes it particularly attractive. The extremely charming design was the work of Georg Völkl, a highly renowned architect at the time, who played a key role in shaping the Pasing villa colony I and II and its irretrievable style with numerous prestigious townhouses. The rooms are spread over three floors and approx. 192 m². There are a total of eight rooms, a gallery in the attic, a kitchen, a bathroom and a guest WC. In the basement there are utility and storage areas. Behind the house is an enchanting south-facing garden with a historic arbor, which has the potential to become a real idyll. In addition to the irretrievable location, the impressive old building ceiling heights and original elements such as the staircase, box-type windows and coffered doors with historic brass fittings are particularly noteworthy. The gas heating was replaced in 2024. As part of a modernization and revitalization of the historic charm, an equally inviting and impressive family home can be created in Pasing's prime location.