Villa Parzelt – Historische Architektur, Stilvolles Wohnen Und Attraktive Perspektiven In Bad Vöslau

An exceptional property in an exceptional city

Bad Vöslau is one of the most traditional spa and residential towns in Lower Austria. Nestled between the Vienna Woods and the spa region, the town combines historic charm, nature, viticulture, culture, and an excellent quality of life.

This historic spa town has a long history. The first bathing facility opened in 1822, it was designated a spa town in 1904, and since 1954 Bad Vöslau has held city status. The thermal bath, which still defines the town today, makes it a popular destination for those seeking relaxation and day visitors.

At the same time, Bad Vöslau offers excellent infrastructure with shops, gastronomy, medical care, schools, sports and leisure facilities, as well as a well-developed public transport network. Hiking and cycling trails, the Vienna Woods, historic villas, the castle, cultural events, and the regional wine tradition create an environment that is attractive both for private owners and for guests and tourism concepts.

 

An architectural unique piece – Villa Parzelt:

In this special setting stands the historic Villa Parzelt, built in 1895 according to plans by the renowned architect Ludwig Baumann.

The building is an impressive example of late historicist architecture with Swiss elements and neo-Baroque design features. Characteristic architectural details, spacious rooms, bay windows, balconies, and historic building elements give the villa a special atmosphere rarely found in historic properties.

This is not about ordinary living space. This is about architecture, history, and character.

Extensively renovated with great sensitivity to the historic substance:

In the years 2015/2016, the property was comprehensively renovated.

Particular focus was placed on updating the technical areas to a contemporary standard:

• Complete renewal of electrical installations


• Renewal of heating installations


• Renewal of water installations


• Extensive renovation of existing building parts


• Renovation of chimneys


• Renovation of the roof


• Careful preservation of historic doors


• Preservation of original windows


• Preservation of characteristic parquet floors

Special attention was paid to preserving the historic character of the villa.

The wooden balconies and bay windows were newly adapted according to the original historic plans and blend harmoniously into the overall appearance.

This created a rare combination of historic building fabric and contemporary technical equipment.

 

Spacious grounds with historic garden:

The outdoor area also emphasizes the special character of the property.

A beautiful garden with mature, partly old trees conveys peace and privacy, creating an atmosphere rarely found in historic villas of this quality.

Another special feature is the existing wine cellar with vaulted cellar, which further underlines the history and tradition of the house.

 

Existing expansion and development potential:

A major advantage of this property is its development potential.

For further expansion, there is already an approval for the raw attic with elevator, facade renovation, and the construction of parking spaces.

In addition, a subdivision into six residential units including parking spaces has already been carried out.

This opens up the possibility for future owners to further develop the existing property according to their own ideas and to fully exploit the available potential.

Particularly interesting is the combination of the already renovated building and the existing expansion prospects.

 

Also interesting for investors and tourist use:

Besides the classic use as a representative residence, the villa offers another interesting perspective.

Currently, four apartments are available, which are ideal as holiday or summer homes. Tourist rentals via [hidden information] and Airbnb offer a particularly attractive and lucrative income potential.

Thus, this exceptional property combines historic living quality with a tourist usage concept.

For interested parties, this creates the opportunity to combine ownership, historic architecture, and an income opportunity.

 

A villa with history – and future:

Villa Parzelt is not an off-the-shelf property.

It is aimed at people seeking something special: historic architecture, spacious rooms, a mature garden, high-quality renovation, an excellent location, and at the same time interesting possibilities for future use.

Whether as a representative private residence, a multi-generation project, a combination of living and renting, or as a long-term developable property – this estate offers numerous possibilities.

A historic villa from 1895, comprehensively renovated, with already approved development potential and an existing tourist usage concept – right in one of the most traditional spa and wine regions of Lower Austria.

A property for people who are not just looking for square meters, but for character, history, and perspective.

 

Have we piqued your interest?

We would be happy to personally present this exceptional property to you and give you the opportunity to experience the special atmosphere of Villa Parzelt during a viewing.

Arrange your personal viewing appointment today.

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