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Prime Location in the Vineyards – Exceptional Estate in Ehrenhausen

Imagine opening your balcony door in the morning – and the first thing you see are the gentle vineyards of South Styria. The sun shines over the hills, it’s quiet all around, and somewhere among the vines, the day slowly begins.

Right here, in the heart of the South Styrian Wine Road in Ehrenhausen, lies this extraordinary estate. Surrounded by vineyards, forest, and nature, with a view that changes with every season – and a peace that has become a rare luxury today.

6,441 m² of land, including about 4,460 m² of private forest, vineyards directly on the property, and outside the windows a landscape for which South Styria is renowned far beyond its borders.

In spring, lush green; in summer, endless evenings among the vineyards; and in autumn, an incomparable display of colors as the entire landscape transforms into gold and red hues. And you don’t watch this from a hotel room or a tavern terrace – but from your own balcony.

Along with an exceptionally well-maintained property built in 2008 featuring two separate living units, approximately 196 m² of living space, high-quality fittings, and space for six vehicles under cover.

Those who dream of South Styria seek exactly this lifestyle. Yet a property in a location like this is a rare opportunity.

On a total of about 6,441 m² of land, including approximately 4,460 m² of forest, this exceptional estate combines privacy, nature, and South Styrian living with a lovingly designed home and surprisingly modern features.

The architecture itself blends harmoniously into the landscape: The house, built in 2008 with solid brick construction and full thermal insulation, features a classic gabled roof, dormers, and tile covering, deliberately rural and timeless – while inside, high-quality materials, modern technology, and spacious rooms await.

And the most remarkable part?

This house was built as a second home – but has actually never been lived in.

It was neither permanently occupied nor rented as a holiday home, yet it has been continuously maintained. As a result, the property is in remarkable condition today. No typical wear of a nearly 20-year-old house, but rather the feeling of entering a lovingly equipped home that has only been waiting to be filled with life.

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Living with a View – 136 m² Above the South Styrian Vineyards

The heart of the house is on the upper floor. With about 136 m² of living space, generous rooms, high-quality fittings, and a dreamlike view of the surrounding vineyards, this living unit is a home you don’t just see – you feel.

The separate entrance is on the ground floor. Here, a spacious cloakroom and storage area is already available. Additionally, there is a private storage room on this level that can be used as a broom closet, pantry, or extra wardrobe depending on personal needs. From the staircase, you reach the actual apartment – and here the special living experience of this house truly begins.

A generous foyer welcomes residents with a cozy reading nook and direct access to the balcony. Open the balcony door – and suddenly South Styria lies before you. Vineyards, gentle hills, nature, and that unmistakable view that draws people to the region year after year. The sun on your face, a coffee in hand, and a landscape reminiscent of Tuscany.

A holiday feeling – only at home.

The spacious kitchen integrates into the open living area, combining modern equipment with the charming character of the house. High-quality Gaggenau appliances, a large refrigerator, and a separate pantry provide ideal conditions for those who see cooking as more than just a necessity.

The entire living and dining area is open, spacious, and flooded with light. Visible wooden beams on the ceilings emphasize the rural character and create exactly the warm atmosphere one expects from a home amidst the South Styrian wine landscape.

And even on cooler autumn and winter days, this room has a special appeal: A tiled stove adds coziness and turns a comfortable evening at home into exactly what true living comfort means.

A Terrace for the Most Beautiful Moments of the Day

Directly from the living area, you access the approximately 12 m² terrace.

From here, the view also opens toward the vineyards.

Perhaps the day begins here with the first coffee in the morning sun. Perhaps it ends with friends, good food, and a bottle of regional wine. Or you simply sit, listen to nature, and realize you wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. Especially in autumn, South Styria shows one of its most beautiful sides here: When the green landscape slowly turns into warm gold, orange, and red tones, the vineyards change color, and the low sun moves over the hills, an already special view becomes a small natural spectacle.

Wake Up to a View of the Vineyards

The two bedrooms of the main living unit are also exceptionally spacious. Lots of room, lots of light, and above all: nature outside the window. Opening your eyes in the morning and first looking out over the vineyards – this feeling makes the property more than just a beautiful house.

The large bathroom complements the private living area with a whirlpool bathtub, separate shower, double washbasin, and toilet. For guests, there is an additional separate toilet with hand basin.

A Second Living Unit – Ground Floor, Barrier-Free, and Completely Separate

One of the great features of this estate is its flexibility. Besides the spacious main apartment, the house has a second, completely separate living unit with about 60 m² of living space.

It is entirely on the ground floor, level and barrier-free, making it ideal for parents or grandparents, adult children, guests, or separate use. From its own entrance, you first enter the foyer and then the open kitchen, living, and dining area. Additionally, there is a bedroom and a spacious bathroom with shower, bathtub, and washbasin. From the bathroom, you can access both the separate toilet and a private storage room.

Two living units, two separate entrances, yet one shared estate – ideal conditions for multi-generational living, family and guests, or simply for those who want extra private space.

At the same time, the separate unit offers exciting possibilities for work and self-employment directly on your own property – for example as an office, studio, atelier, or private practice. Those who want to explore the potential further could, subject to the necessary official permits, also completely rethink the space: for instance, as a stylish wine tasting room fitting the location in the heart of South Styrian wine country, a convivial party and event room, or a personalized leisure area.

Live, work, enjoy – here is enough space to turn an exceptional property into your very own lifestyle concept.

6,441 m² of Freedom – Vineyard Flair and Private Forest

But this estate doesn’t end at the front door. The property covers a total of about 6,441 m², offering a sense of freedom rarely found in typical residential properties.

About 4,460 m² of this is forest area, extending over the embankment behind the house and giving the estate a natural, green frame. The private forest not only emphasizes the special character of the land but also provides privacy, tranquility, and the feeling of being completely surrounded by nature.

Right by the driveway, there are also vineyards that underline the character of the estate as soon as you arrive. You can snack on grapes in your own garden, perhaps try your hand as a hobby winemaker, or simply enjoy how perfectly the vines fit this special place.

Separate forest plot: In addition to the property, there is a non-adjacent forest parcel of about 4,728 m².

It hardly gets more South Styrian than this.

A Paradise for Car Enthusiasts

Generous planning also extends to vehicles. A double garage offers two protected parking spaces and is itself of very high quality. A hand basin is installed; directly in front of the two garages, there is also a separate toilet. The garage is heated, providing additional comfort year-round – especially practical for high-value vehicles, classic cars, or as a flexible space.

Additionally, two more covered parking spaces are available in front of the garages. At the rear of the property, a double carport with direct garden access has also been built. This provides a total of six covered parking spaces.

And that’s not all: The spacious driveway can comfortably accommodate more vehicles.

Whether multiple family cars, classic cars, convertibles, or guests – this estate knows no space problems.

Traditional Character Meets Thoughtful Technology

As charming and rural as the house appears, its technical equipment is equally comfortable. The building was constructed in 2008 with solid brick construction and full thermal insulation. The classic gabled roof with dormers and tile covering blends harmoniously into the surroundings. Heating is provided by an oil central heating system. On the upper floor, the already mentioned tiled stove in the living and dining area adds a special atmosphere.

Depending on the area, heat is delivered via underfloor heating and partly radiators. A solar system supports hot water preparation.

For shading and privacy, raffstores and partly classic exterior shutters are available – here too, the house combines modern functionality with a style perfectly suited to the region.

Move In Instead of Furnishing

Another great advantage: On request, the furniture as shown in the pictures can be taken over. This can make buying the property almost a move-in-ready experience. Pack your bags, bring your personal belongings, arrive.

This is especially attractive for use as a second or holiday home: No months of furnishing, no complete restart with furnishing – much of what defines the character of the house today can be preserved if desired.

Ehrenhausen – Live Where Others Vacation

And then there is the location.

Ehrenhausen is not just any place in South Styria. The market town is considered the gateway to the South Styrian Wine Road – and right here begins one of Austria’s most famous gourmet regions. The South Styrian Wine Road runs from Ehrenhausen through a landscape of vineyards, forests, and small wine villages, lined with wineries, restaurants, and traditional taverns. What elsewhere is a planned weekend trip is everyday life here.

Walk out the door. Stroll through the vineyards. Stop at the winemaker’s. Drink a glass of Sauvignon Blanc. Order a traditional snack platter. Cycle or e-bike through the hilly landscape and spontaneously stop wherever it’s especially beautiful. The region has a dense network of hiking and cycling paths; even directly around Ehrenhausen, paths lead through vineyards, past wineries, and taverns.

The South Styrian Wine Road itself is about 25 kilometers long and Austria’s oldest wine route. Particularly remarkable: On some sections, it runs directly along the Austrian-Slovenian border.

This location conveys an almost Mediterranean lifestyle. The border to Slovenia is practically at the doorstep; at the same time, the southern Austrian location offers attractive opportunities for trips and travel further toward Croatia and Italy.

This exceptional peaceful location offers the best of both worlds: Living in the vineyards – yet quickly reaching the region’s key places.

The popular Gamlitz, one of the best-known centers of the South Styrian wine country, is just a few minutes’ drive away. Also, Leibnitz, with its comprehensive infrastructure, numerous shopping options, gastronomy, doctors, and schools, is quickly accessible. Even Graz is only about 50 kilometers or roughly 45 minutes by car from the South Styrian Wine Road. Ehrenhausen also has its own train station.

And for wine lovers, the location couldn’t be more fitting: Some of the most renowned names in South Styria are right in the region. These include the Weingut Tement at Zieregg in Ehrenhausen, the Weingut Gross in Ratsch an der Weinstraße, Polz at Grassnitzberg, the Sattlerhof in Gamlitz, as well as Hannes Sabathi, Lackner-Tinnacher, and Wolfgang Maitz. Tement, Gross, Polz, and Sattlerhof together belong to the traditional Styrian Terroir and Classic Wineries (STK).

Here, wine region doesn’t mean having to travel somewhere on the weekend. Wineries, taverns, wine hiking trails, and the South Styrian Wine Road are practically your neighbors. Even the Ehrenhausen wine hiking trail leads through the vineyards toward Gamlitz and past wineries and taverns.

A location for people who seek peace and nature but don’t want to give up enjoyment, infrastructure, and good accessibility – right in one of Austria’s most beautiful wine regions.

My Service

See this special estate for yourself and enjoy peace, wide views, and South Styrian lifestyle.

Arrange your personal viewing appointment now – I look forward to meeting you!

Niki Gold | Real Estate Consultant with Heart

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