Interesting small and fine building project in very good location in Stammersdorf - Vienna
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PropNo | 9150-JUL10 |
Type of use | Housing |
Type of commercialization | Purchase |
Type of property | House |
Kind of property | Villa |
Postcode | 1210 |
City | Wien |
Latitude | 48.29570 |
Longitude | 16.41560 |
Street | Karl-Lothringer-Straße |
Country | Austria |
Living area | 553 sqm |
Plot size | 327 sqm |
Number of rooms | 24 |
Number of bedrooms | 13 |
Number of bathrooms | 11 |
Number of sep. toilets | 1 |
PropNo | 9150-JUL10 |
Type of use | Housing |
Type of commercialization | Purchase |
Type of property | House |
Kind of property | Villa |
Postcode | 1210 |
City | Wien |
Latitude | 48.29570 |
Longitude | 16.41560 |
Street | Karl-Lothringer-Straße |
Country | Austria |
Living area | 553 sqm |
Plot size | 327 sqm |
Number of rooms | 24 |
Number of bedrooms | 13 |
Number of bathrooms | 11 |
Number of sep. toilets | 1 |
Property description Interesting small and fine building project in very good location in Stammersdorf - Vienna
Stammersdorf, a former village in Lower Austria, is located on the slope of the Bisamberg, which extends to the Marchfeld. In 1938 Stammersdorf was incorporated into the 21st district (Floridsdorf). Today Stammersdorf is a cadastral municipality.
Wine is grown on the slopes of the Bisamberg, and Stammersdorf is one of the most important wine-growing areas in Vienna, with a vineyard area of about 267 hectares. The Heurigenlokale located there are a popular destination for excursions and invite you to enjoy the regional wines.
In addition, Stammersdorf is home to the Van Swieten Barracks, which house the Army Hospital and the Medical School of the Austrian Armed Forces.
▪ Net living space 553.19 m2
▪ Weighted 625.92 m2
▪ Land area 327 m2
▪ Tops 11
▪ Basement 11 storage rooms (each 2.68m2)
▪ Elevator basement to attic
▪ Underground parking 5 cars
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Location: Vienna, the capital of Austria, is a city of cultural significance, historical splendor and modern charm. In the midst of this urban wonder lies the 21st district, called Floridsdorf. Floridsdorf is the largest district of Vienna by area and has a fascinating history as well as a rich variety of cultural, social and architectural elements to offer.
One of the most remarkable sights in Floridsdorf is Floridsdorf Castle, a baroque palace built in the 17th century. The castle is surrounded by a beautiful park and offers a relaxing retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city. Cultural events are held here regularly, including concerts, theater performances and art exhibitions.
Another highlight of the 21st district is the Old Danube, a tributary of the Danube River, which invites you to relax and unwind. The Alte Donau is a popular place for swimming, sailing, rowing and just lazing on the banks. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy their hobby here, while walkers and cyclists can enjoy the picturesque surroundings.
Floridsdorf is also known for its diverse gastronomic scene. You can sample delicious Austrian cuisine and international dishes in the district's numerous restaurants, cafes and bars. A visit to one of the farmers' markets, offering fresh local produce, is also recommended.
The 21st district also offers a variety of cultural institutions, including the district museum, which offers insights into the history and development of Floridsdorf. The Kino am Spitz is another cultural venue that regularly shows films from various genres.
For nature lovers, the district is also home to the Donau-Auen National Park, a nature reserve that stretches along the Danube and is home to unique flora and fauna. Here you can hike, observe wildlife and experience nature in its full glory.
Floridsdorf's good transport links to the center of Vienna make it an attractive place to live for people who appreciate the tranquility and charm of a suburb, but still want the amenities of the big city within reach.
Overall, Vienna's 21st district, Floridsdorf, is a diverse and fascinating neighborhood that offers rich history, natural beauty, cultural offerings, and a vibrant community. Whether you want to explore historic castles, relax in the Old Danube, or enjoy culinary delights, Floridsdorf has something for everyone.
Equipment: Floridsdorf is the 21st district of Vienna. It was created in 1904 by incorporating the town of Floridsdorf and some surrounding villages, some of which later moved to the 22nd district of Donaustadt. Floridsdorf is the second largest and the third most populous Viennese district by area. Together with Donaustadt, it forms the part of Vienna lying to the left of the Danube.
Since 1996 the subway line U6 leads to the station Wien Floridsdorf. It crosses the Danube and the New Danube, coming from the 20th district, on the Georg-Danzer-Steg, the subway bridge built southeast at a small distance parallel to the Nordbahnbrücke, which ends on the left bank of the New Danube at the Neue Donau subway station.
Since 2006, the U1 subway line, extended northward from Kagran, runs via the stations Kagraner Platz and Rennbahnweg (22nd district) and the stations Aderklaaer Straße and Großfeldsiedlung in the 21st district to the Leopoldau subway station next to the S-Bahn station there.