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Today I have something very special again for nature lovers. Something extremely rare, a place you don’t find by chance.

You drive along a dead-end street, pass the last houses, cross a small bridge, and suddenly something changes. The noises fade, the trees increase. The nature reserve slowly takes over the neighborhood, and you begin to wonder if Vienna can really be only fifteen minutes away.

And it is exactly that. Behind this bridge, this house has established a remarkably quiet life over many years.

It has never made a big fuss about itself, and it doesn’t need to. Because anyone who comes here is looking for something different anyway.

In a way, this property has become a statement—not for status or self-presentation, but for a conscious choice. For more nature, more peace, and a lifestyle where the seasons set the pace, not the calendar.

The amazing thing about this offer? No matter how much you might feel at the end of the world here, reality is different. Only a few minutes separate you from the center of Klosterneuburg with its full infrastructure. Schools, shopping, doctors, restaurants, and everything that makes daily life pleasant are quickly accessible. You live here between two worlds: nature begins right outside your door, and a few minutes later, you are in the middle of life.

The property covers an impressive 2,275 m² and feels even larger. Perhaps because the mighty trees give it a park-like character. Perhaps because the boundaries between garden and nature seem fluid here. Or maybe simply because nowadays we are no longer used to having so much space around us.

Theoretically, the property could even be divided to create one or two more plots. Practically, however, most visitors quickly dismiss this idea.

Paradises like this are extremely rare.

In the middle of this small natural realm stands a house of about 80 m², built in 1990, officially a garden house. But in reality, it is much more than that. Anyone now thinking of the classic image of a garden house can forget that idea immediately.

From the moment you enter, it is clear that coziness here was not planned but lived.

The cloakroom welcomes visitors warmly. To the left, the kitchen with its small dining area. Lots of wood, lots of warmth, and exactly the atmosphere that modern high-gloss kitchens often fail to create.

A few steps further, the room opens up that is probably responsible for visits here regularly lasting longer than planned.

The living room. Or rather, what one would probably call a ”Stube” in Tyrol.

Upon entering, your gaze almost automatically lifts upward. The room opens up all the way to the gable, wide, airy, and at the same time incredibly cozy. The visible wooden beams, the gallery, and the open wooden staircase give the living room an atmosphere more typical of a Tyrolean country house than the outskirts of Klosterneuburg.

It is one of those rooms that immediately captivate you, not because they want to impress loudly, but simply because they feel right.

Here, life is truly lived. Birthdays are celebrated, long winter evenings spent, games played, stories told, and sometimes just feet put up. Time seems to pass a little slower here anyway.

In the middle stands the massive tiled stove. In winter, probably the undisputed heart of the house. While the forest outside slowly quiets down, a warmth spreads here that cannot be measured in degrees Celsius.

And then there is the solid wooden staircase that fits naturally into the room and draws the eye upward. You already sense that the story is not over up there.

At the top awaits the bedroom under the roof. The visible wooden beams and rustic furnishings continue the house’s story consistently. From up here, you can look down again into the living room.

Outside, the story continues naturally.

Garage, outbuildings, sauna, and the house’s own waterworks complement the offer in a practical way.

Overall, life here follows its own rhythm. Nature sets the pace, the seasons provide the backdrop, and peace is practically part of the inventory. On some evenings, just a step outside and a quick look up is enough to realize that the stars are much clearer here than elsewhere.

I am already looking forward to showing you this very special gem (which is not small at all).

Price: €795,000

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