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APOSTELHOF – VIENNESE CHARACTER AND MODERN LIVING COMFORT

In the heart of Vienna’s 3rd district, Apostelhof combines historic Gründerzeit, brick architecture, and contemporary new construction into a versatile residential complex. The historic building, the independent courtyard house, and the modern courtyard wing create distinct living environments within a shared development. The interplay of characterful facades, open floor plans, and private outdoor spaces gives the project its special appeal.

The housing options range from compact apartments to spacious gallery flats and maisonettes with roof terraces. The courtyard house offers two-level living; the former factory building blends historic elements with open layouts. The new building complements the ensemble with clear spatial sequences and a garden apartment. Balconies, terraces, and garden areas extend living space outdoors – the type and size are specified for each unit.

THE ENSEMBLE AT A GLANCE

• Historic old building, brick courtyard, courtyard house, and new construction


• Varied floor plans from apartments to attic maisonettes


• Gallery apartments with distinctive architectural character


• Unit-specific balconies, terraces, and garden areas


• Additional studio and commercial spaces


• Available apartments as well as selected rented existing units

FEATURES AND LIVING EXPERIENCE

The newly designed apartments combine bright living areas with carefully coordinated materials. Parquet flooring, modern bathrooms, and district heating shape the equipment concept of the available apartments. The building sections and floor plans are deliberately different: specific room offerings, features, and outdoor spaces can be found in the description of each unit.

The rented existing units are offered with their current tenancy agreements. Their use, condition, and contract terms differ from the available apartments. Therefore, the following individual description is decisive for each property.

Photo note: The image series also includes reference shots of other units in the project.

THE PRESENT APARTMENT

Spacious living in the brick courtyard: This three-room apartment combines a living area with kitchen zone and two bedrooms with a large balcony. The additional dressing room and storage room provide space for an organized daily routine.

The apartment offers 107.26 m² of living space and a 14.39 m² balcony. The total usable area is 114.46 m².

ROOMS

• Entrance hall


• Kitchen area


• Living room


• Two bedrooms


• Dressing room


• Bathroom


• Separate toilet


• Storage room


• Balcony

The connected living and kitchen area offers space for everyday life and shared moments. The balcony extends the living area outdoors and provides room for a personal relaxation zone.

Purchase price: 908,430.00 EUR

The area specifications are based on the usability report dated 20.11.2024. The older original plan may show different areas and an earlier floor designation. The furniture shown is a furnishing suggestion and is not included in the purchase price.

Success fee: 3% of the purchase price plus 20% VAT.

For further information and a personal viewing appointment, Thomas Wagner is gladly available: +43 [hidden information], [hidden information].

Errors and changes excepted. The depicted furniture and inventory are not part of the purchase price.

We point out that there is a familial or economic close relationship between the broker and the third party to be brokered.

The broker acts as a dual agent.

Landstraße – urban living between U3 and Arenbergpark.

Vienna’s 3rd district combines a well-established residential environment with versatile infrastructure. The U3 station Kardinal-Nagl-Platz offers connections towards Wien Mitte and the city center. Arenbergpark adds a generous green space for walks and relaxation.

Local suppliers, gastronomy, and the Galleria shopping center support daily life. Landstraßer Hauptstraße and the Rochusviertel expand the selection of shops and restaurants.

An urban environment for people who want to combine Viennese living culture, public transport, and green spaces.