Wohnanlage Kaulbachstraße

Overview

The Kaulbachstraße Hall of Residence – Marie-Antonie-Haus –, the first and thus oldest student hall of residence in Munich, owes its existence to the generosity of James Loeb. He gave the house to the Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern’s “predecessor”, the organisation “Studentenhaus München”, asking it to be dedicated to his beloved wife. Students then moved into the house in April 1970.

The reconstruction of the Marie-Antonie-Haus as an innovative inclusive hall of residence is a continuation of its social history. The construction work is designed for the needs of people with various disabilities (for example, automatic doors, no steps, surfaces designed with strong contrasts, a flashing light instead of a bell and specific colour designs).

Students with and without disabilities and/or chronic illness as well as families can enjoy living together despite their differing personal circumstances. This hall of residence is especially suitable for students who enjoy social commitment or simply want to live in a big and diverse residential community.

Operator
Studierendenwerk München Oberbayern

Places
77

Rent deposit
The deposit is three times the monthly basic rent.

Duration of housing
Lease contracts are finalised as short-term for seven semesters (Bachelor students) or four semesters (Master students). In exceptional cases, an extension is possible.

Internet access
Yes

TV connection
Yes

Shared facilities
Common rooms, garden with hammocks and sandbox, two sun decks, party room in basement, laundry room, drying room, partly covered bike parking spaces, bike cellar

Shopping and infrastructure (supermarket, post office, bank, etc.)
Shopping in Schwabing and the city centre, takeaway, copy shop, library, canteen, cafeteria, Schwabing scene cafes

Special deals for international students

The Servicepaket is an offer by the Munich Student Union for students who participate in the international exchange programmes of the universities.
The Servicepaket-rooms are assigned exclusively by the International Offices of the universities. The assignment procedure can vary from university to university.