Villenartiges Jugendstil Kurhaus Originale Erhaltenes Mit Großem Potential

This largely original Art Nouveau villa was built in 1908 by the renowned Austrian architect and representative of the Vienna Secession, Karl Haybäck (1861-1926). The client for the then spa and hydrotherapy institute was the Viennese doctor Edler Dr. Karl Jurie von Lavandal.

The villa, facing southwest, is situated on a hillside and has three floors plus an unfinished attic.

Each floor is accessed individually via a central staircase, and the property was last used as multiple residential units. Accordingly, the condition of the individual apartments varies greatly.

The villa offers approximately 450 m² of living space on the ground and upper floors. The basement provides an additional 200 m² of usable space, is partially lit due to the hillside location, and was formerly used as a kitchen and apartment.

The property is connected to the public supply and disposal network. Heating is provided by a pellet heating system located in the basement.

Please note that there is a familial or economic close relationship between the agent and the third party to be mediated.

The agent acts as a dual agent.

The air spa town of Weyer, with just under 4,000 inhabitants, is located in Upper Austria in the Steyr-Land district in the Traunviertel region. The market town offers all shops and facilities for daily needs.

Nestled between four national parks (Gesäuse, Kalkalpen, Ötscher-Tormäuer, and Steirische Eisenwurzen), it offers numerous nature-based activities in both summer and winter, promising a high recreational value.

Thanks to its location on the Rudolf Railway, Weyer is connected to Vienna by train every hour in 1 hour 41 minutes. Linz can be reached by train in 1 hour 13 minutes. Via the well-developed road network, Vienna is reachable in just under 2 hours and Linz in just under 1 hour.