„Historisches Dorfhaus Mit U Bahn Anschluss Und Garten Ohne Zuschauer!“

”Historic village house with ’subway connection’ and garden without onlookers!”

Behind the walls of this house from around 1900 lies something rarely found in Vienna: a home with history, a private garden, and a separate outbuilding, all located in the established village center of Oberlaa.

The main house (approx. 145 m² living space)

On the ground floor are the modern kitchen and dining room, with a door leading directly to the garden. A bedroom, a modern bathroom, and a separate toilet complete this level, allowing daily life to be managed without stairs if needed.

The later converted attic offers an air-conditioned living room and another room suitable as an office, children’s room, or bedroom. Part of the attic remains unfinished and serves as storage or a reserve for future ideas. Near the stairs is a workshop area accessible from both the house and the garden.

The outbuilding

The modern studio apartment in the outbuilding has its own entrance and is also accessible through the garden. It has been rented to guests so far but is equally suitable for adult children, grandparents, an au pair, or a quiet home office. The laundry room, cellar, and storage room are also located here, keeping the main house free.

Garden and parking space

The approximately 140 m² garden is surrounded by walls and not visible from outside. It is large enough for a dining table, raised bed, and lounge chair, yet easy to maintain. A parking space is located directly in front of the door.

The location

Oberlaa is one of the last wine villages in the south of Vienna and has preserved its village character.

Several Heurigen (wine taverns), the village inn, and the Liesingbach stream with its walking and cycling paths are all within easy walking distance. The Therme Wien spa and the extensive Kurpark Oberlaa are also nearby. The U1 Oberlaa subway station is about a 10-minute walk away, from where you can travel directly to the main train station and city center without changing trains.

The agent acts as a dual agent.