Plot for sale • 502 m² without real estateSchwarzhölzlstraße 40 Karlsfeld Karlsfeld Bayern 85757

Residential building plot in Schwarzhölzlstraße

Make your residential dream come true on this sunny plot located in a mature neighborhood on a background parcel with regulated pedestrian and vehicular rights in Schwarzhölzl, Karlsfeld. This plot is being sold in Schwarzhölzl as one of the rare building vacancies. The development is subject to § 34 neighborhood development regulations. Each residential unit must provide proof of 2 parking spaces on the plot.

The specifics of the individual construction must be clarified with the authorities.

The Schwarzhölzlstraße settlement in Karlsfeld is a residential area on the northeastern edge of the Karlsfeld municipality in the Dachau district. The settlement is situated directly on the border with the state capital Munich (Feldmoching district) and derives its name from the directly adjacent, protected low moor forest “Schwarzhölzl.”

Karlsfeld combines the advantages of a small county town with the amenities of nearby Munich. The property is located close to all shopping facilities and the Karlsfeld Lake. The region between Munich and Dachau is booming. Due to favorable conditions, many world-renowned DAX companies have established themselves here. With Munich’s nearby city center, the highway, a conveniently accessible airport, and a thriving urban environment, the prerequisites for acquiring home ownership are excellent. Choose a home with short commutes to your workplace.

Live comfortably while also tapping into the region’s economic strength—everything you need is encapsulated in this property. It boasts the complete, excellent infrastructure of both Dachau and Karlsfeld, along with superb transport links. In the summer, the nearby Karlsfeld Lake beckons, easily reachable on foot or by bicycle. Like the neighboring district town Dachau, Karlsfeld is located at the junction of federal highways leading to Munich and Fürstenfeldbruck and has access points to the autobahns bound for Stuttgart and Nuremberg. An S-Bahn line runs at 10- or 20-minute intervals, taking roughly 20 minutes to reach Munich Central Station. Within the municipality, there are regular bus services.

The municipality, comprising the four districts of Karlsfeld, Obergrashof, Rothschwaige, and Waldschwaige, boasts a long history. Some former farms and the Ludl Chapel—built around the turn of the century on Münchner Straße—serve as reminders of its rural past. Opposite these stands the town center around the town hall square, which houses the municipal administration, the library, the town hall, and other administrative buildings. Within the Karlsfeld municipal area there are various childcare facilities, two primary schools, a secondary school with an upper level, a branch of the adult education center, a music school, Dachau’s technical college, and a high school. The main employers in the municipality are the local companies MAN Nutzfahrzeuge and MTU Aero Engines.