Moradellihaus
Moradellihaus stands at Hochbrückenstraße 8 in Munich’s Graggenauer Viertel, within the historic Altstadt. Its steep gabled roof rises above a façade redesigned by Hermann Kaspar. A half-gable dormer, locally called an Ohrwaschel, gives the roofline its distinctive detail.
Jakob Sandtner’s 1670 city model shows the building as a two-storey structure. During the seventeenth century, the townhouse grew to four storeys, reflecting the development of Old Munich architecture. World War Two damaged the building, and architect Erwin Schleich reconstructed it in 1969. The restored façade preserves the character of a traditional Old Munich townhouse.
Wooden balconies enclose the courtyard on three sides, creating the clearest view of its historic domestic design. The building appears in Bavaria’s heritage register as a protected monument.
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