Village im Dritten is a new urban quarter in Vienna, 1030, with construction year 2025. It includes 109 owner-occupied apartments with living areas from 43 to 131 m² and 2 to 5 rooms. Special features include sustainable Anergy network supply, extensive green spaces, and modern architecture by PLSA ZT Architekten.

The apartments offer flexible floor plans with floor-to-ceiling wood-aluminum windows for optimal lighting, exposed concrete ceilings, and a loft-like atmosphere due to offsets and projections. Each unit features balconies or loggias up to 27.66 m², open kitchens with built-in appliances, underfloor heating with cooling, and controlled room ventilation. Bathrooms are equipped with Villeroy & Boch fixtures and Grohe fittings, floors with Weitzer parquet or fine stoneware tiles. The buildings have 11 floors with elevators, cellar compartments, and storage rooms. The orientation ensures ample light and good ventilation, in new construction condition with first occupancy.

• Balconies and loggias in all apartments
• Underfloor heating with cooling via Anergy network
• Floor-to-ceiling windows for light-flooded rooms
• High-quality parquet and tile flooring
• Open built-in kitchens
• Underground parking spaces available (58 total)
• Controlled ventilation and air conditioning
• Bicycle and stroller storage rooms
• Children's play area with bouldering room

The quarter is directly adjacent to the 2-hectare Bert-Brecht Park for nature and relaxation. Tram lines 18 and 71 are reachable in 2 to 3 minutes, S-Bahn station St. Marx in 2 minutes. U-Bahn U3 Schlachthausgasse and U1 Hauptbahnhof in 15 minutes, Stephansplatz in 20 minutes. Supermarket and bakery within 150 m, shopping centers like Rennweg Center in 10 minutes. Cultural offerings such as Belvedere and Prater within walking distance, airport in 30 minutes by car or S-Bahn.

• Purchase prices from 343,000 € to 930,000 €
• Property transfer tax 3.5 %, land register entry 1.1 %
• Energy efficiency: Heating demand B 30.3 kWh/m²a, overall factor A+ 0.6, valid until 2033
• Handover expected 2027