Description
This historic refuge is located in one of the most privileged locations in Vienna, right on the Kahlenberg, and perfectly combines the conveniences of being close to the city with the peace and serenity of country life. On a magnificent plot of land with a total size of approx. 3,600m², which in turn is surrounded by the Vienna Woods and has a wonderful old tree population, there are two historic houses from the 17th century, which are connected by a modern extension with lots of glass. This creates an impressive connection between historical rarity and modern living. In the future, you will reside in the middle of numerous green areas and vineyards, secluded from the hustle and bustle, but still historical and modern at the same time, and thus enjoy a unique living ambience. The usable area of approx. 450m² leaves nothing to be desired for families and the well-kept reception of countless guests. This property is divided into: - 2 historic houses, connected by a modern wing - 3 bedrooms - 4 bathrooms - 4 living rooms - an open kitchen - several terraces on two levels - an enchanting park garden of approx. 3,000 m² - wine cellar - pavilion - 2 garden houses The historic frescoes, the Solnhofen floors, 4 open fireplaces and the idea of connecting both historic houses with a glass wing create a unique attitude to life high above the city. A refuge for people who appreciate something very special. The energy certificate is in progress. If you have any further questions or to arrange a viewing appointment, please contact Lukas Heim on +43 676 930 80 40. No commission for the tenant All data provided has been collected with care. Figures may be rounded or estimated. The client is responsible for their accuracy and completeness. We accept no liability for errors on various websites/portals that may result from inadequate data transmission. Alongside the inner city, Döbling is considered one of the most exclusive districts in Vienna, due to the fact that the nobility settled in the rolling hills where wine is also grown as early as the 18th century. The Kahlenberg, the most famous vantage point in Vienna, is a sight in itself and on good days offers a view over the Viennese vineyards to the Little Carpathians in Slovakia or to the Schneeberg. The Kahlenberg can be reached by public transport on bus line 38A. A restaurant with a viewing terrace invites you to linger outside the property.
