Today, I would like to take you on a little journey through time – to a house born in the 1950s, right in the heart of Seyring near Gerasdorf, where the houses are not stacked on top of each other but are neatly lined up side by side.
Here, you won't find a standardized row house with a towel garden, but a true piece of the past – with character, space, and quiet dignity.
The property spans 625 m2, featuring a small, neat front garden that awaits stories filled with boxwood, hydrangeas, or perhaps a little bench.
Behind it, the garden opens up in gentle expanses, flat and generous, with a majestic blood maple standing as a silent guardian, providing shade. The field behind the garden seems almost limitless, and with every breath, you can almost feel the Marchfeld. Vegetables are planted by the farmer, and on the horizon, Kahlenberg colors the evening sun in a warm red.
Upon entering the house, you step through a classic vestibule, as if crossing an invisible threshold into another time. To the left, a hallway leads to the living room, where a large flower window reveals a view of the garden, always keeping your children in focus.
A rounded arch opens the space to what was once a terrace, now intricately woven into the living room, becoming the heart of everything you want to celebrate, plan, and enjoy. A large table stands here like a quiet host, already knowing stories of long game nights, extensive family dinners, and spontaneous Sunday coffees. Here, it's not just about eating – it's about living, laughing, and sometimes even discussing the meaning of time. Whether it's creative crafting sessions, a quiet moment with a book, or the lively chaos of a birthday party – this space accommodates it all. And in between, you might wonder how a room can hold so much coziness at once.
From here, you step out onto the large terrace – a place that transforms into an outdoor living room, summer party stage, or serene morning coffee setting, depending on your mood. The umbrella opens, the grill occasionally glows, but sometimes just a glass of lemonade and a good conversation is all you need. Further down in the garden: room for everything life brings. Perhaps a pool. A trampoline. Or just an afternoon with grass stains on your pants, strawberries in your mouth, and a picnic blanket.
Opposite the living room is the kitchen, which with a wink reminds you of Grandma: small, with ruffled curtains that tell stories from days long past, and a little seating area for quick coffee gossip. A spot with a view of the street, always keeping everything in sight.
Right next to the living room hides a bedroom that guarantees tranquility – with a view of the garden, as if it were a little piece of peace reserved just for itself. A small bathroom and a separate guest WC complete the ground floor, ensuring no one misses out during the morning hustle.
Upstairs, the attic splits in two directions – like a decision that you can't go wrong with.
On one side, there is a large, straightforward room without sloping ceilings, looking out over fields, the garden, and the day that slowly begins somewhere in the back. A space for tranquility, order – or for the chaos that sometimes belongs.
On the other side, it gets playful: a quasi-double room, generously sized at the front, with another room extending over the former terrace at the back. Through the sloped ceilings, it feels almost like a secret hideout, allowing everything – except boredom.
The basement shows its true age, anything but a modern wellness bunker, but honest, robust, and perfect for a laundry room, workshop, and all projects that can handle a bit of adventure.
The garage may be compact for today's cars – but for bicycles, tools, or other corners that need a roof, it's definitely an asset.
A house like this isn't a loud promise – it’s more of a friendly nod.
For a small family, it offers exactly what you need: space, retreat, sunlight, and a bit of magic in the garden. Of course, you'll need to roll up your sleeves here and there, maybe even twice – but life can start here right away.
Or you might see it as a starting point for something entirely new. The property, the location, the feeling: all of this would also welcome a new house with open arms.
Either way – here, there’s no concept waiting. Just a home.
So don’t hesitate, I’m looking forward to presenting you with all the possibilities.
The price: € 450,000.00
