This listed building in Althegnenberg exudes charm and a history from the past century. The house was planned in 1926, and in 1928 the first doctor in Althegnenberg moved into the wooden house built in the Swiss style. His medical practice was located in the basement. An internal staircase leads to the ground floor with its charming bay window.

Althegnenberg is a municipality in the Upper Bavarian district of Fürstenfeldbruck. The town is located about 15 kilometers west of Fürstenfeldbruck, about 20 kilometers southeast of Augsburg, and about 40 kilometers west of Munich. Right in town you will find a large supermarket, a restaurant, a bank, and two gas stations, as well as a doctor’s practice. A kindergarten and a primary school are available for the younger children. The older children can conveniently reach the secondary schools in Maisach and Fürstenfeldbruck by school bus. A Montessori school is located in Günzlhofen. The Althegnenberg train station, served by regional trains, is within easy walking distance. With the Fugger Express, you can reach Munich’s main station in about 25 minutes. In the neighboring towns of Mammendorf and Mering, you will find all shopping opportunities, doctors, restaurants, and more.

The city of Fürstenfeldbruck also offers every facility for daily needs and provides cultural diversity, for example at the Fürstenfeldbruck Monastery (concerts, exhibitions, theater).

Althegnenberg offers excellent recreational opportunities for nature lovers. The beautiful rural surroundings invite long walks and bicycle tours.

The wooden house, completed in 1928 in frame construction style, is a listed building. This means that funding can be applied for from the monument office. In addition, the monument depreciation (AfA) can significantly reduce the tax burden on the taxable annual income.

• For capital investors according to §§ 7h, 7i EStG:

 – The share of the renovation costs is 100% deductible within 12 years: 9% per annum in the 1st to 8th year and 7% per annum in the 9th to 12th year.

• For owner-occupiers according to § 10f EStG:

 – The share of the renovation costs is 90% deductible within 10 years, at 9% per annum in the 1st to 10th year.

Depreciation for listed buildings (also known as “monument depreciation”) is significantly higher than that for new or older buildings.