You drive along Wiener Straße toward Seyring, with the G3 practically just around the corner and buses stopping almost right outside the door — and right here stands this house on approximately 518 m² of land. Rectangular in layout, with around 15 meters of street frontage and about 35 meters in depth, it offers a very practical shape and is exactly the kind of property where you immediately understand why nobody wanted to leave for decades.
At first glance, it looks charming — like a little tin soldier dressed in pink. Surrounded by the modern world of today, yet quietly reserved, almost as if it doesn’t want to impress through perfection. It doesn’t even try to appear more modern than it is. And that is exactly what makes it so likable.
Its origins date back to the mid-1930s. Later, it was expanded, extended, and continuously lived in. Today, the entire property feels almost like a glimpse into another era — in the best possible way. A bit like a house that was simply allowed to grow old peacefully.
A few steps lead up to the ground floor, and suddenly everything feels a little smaller than what one might be used to today. Almost dollhouse-like, all arranged across approximately 48 m². Right to the side is the small traditional sitting room with its corner bench, wood paneling, and that cozy old Viennese tavern atmosphere that has become so rare nowadays. Next to it is the bright kitchen overlooking the garden — functional, welcoming, and surprisingly filled with natural light.
The living room and bedroom are also rather compact, yet that almost adds to the charm. Of course, there is also a small bathroom and separate WC. This home was not built to impress with size, but to provide comfortable living. In every room, you can sense a little bit of the past — “that’s simply how things used to be”: smaller, practical, and more personal.
And then, quite unexpectedly, the house surprises you.
Upstairs, an entirely different living area opens up — something you would never anticipate from downstairs. Much brighter, significantly more spacious, and almost modern compared to the rest of the house. As if someone had once decided to give the upper floor a little more air and openness.
Behind the house awaits the garden — and this is what truly makes the property special. From the front, you would never imagine how peaceful and green it actually is here. Mature trees, plenty of sunshine, ample space, and that wonderful feeling of completely forgetting the street once you step into the garden.
In addition, there is an externally accessible basement across two levels offering approximately another 50 m² of storage space, workshop, or utility possibilities.
Of course, one has to be fair: the house no longer reflects what most people today would consider modern living. But perhaps that is not the real story here. Perhaps this property is more about the land, the location, the garden — and the opportunity to turn something existing into something truly your own again.
Thinking about building new? Then this property offers more than enough room for the entire family. Children, grandchildren, grandparents — even uncles and aunts — all under one roof. With a building footprint of an impressive 181 m², there is truly space here for everything you can imagine.
Curious to see more? We look forward to your call — let us discover this opportunity together.
Price: € 390,000.--
Note according to energy certificate draft law: An energy performance certificate has not yet been submitted by the seller or owner, after being informed of the obligation to provide one. Therefore, the energy performance of a building of similar construction type and age is considered. We assume no responsibility or liability for the actual energy efficiency of the property offered.
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