Berg is a district of Markt Indersdorf, located about 39 km northwest of Munich in the Upper Bavarian district of Dachau. The isolated settlement, which belongs to the parish of Langenpettenbach, was first mentioned in 1574 as Perg and in 1588 as aufm Perg. In 1760, the lordship of Unterbrennberg was the landowner of the Bergbauer. The jurisdiction at that time was held by the Hofmark Indersdorf. Around 1680, Andreas Haylander became the owner, followed by Veit Kröner from Ainhofen around 1702, Johann Müller in 1751, Josef Müller around 1785, Jakob Lips (Lutheran) in 1841, Valentin Herget (Protestant) from Triefing around 1869, and Daniel Moser (Protestant) from Kühnhausen around 1911. Around 1800, the Bergbauer was divided. The owners included Protestants Peter Lindemann in 1833, Johannes Link in 1847, Daniel Schenkel from Senkenschlag around 1895, and Catholics Michael Göttler around 1903, Johann Grabmeier, Lerchl, and Sander. Until 1972, the property belonged to the municipality of Ainhofen, and then it became part of Markt Indersdorf.