Unique apartment with 700 year history in Pfaffstätten

Living in Schlüsslerhof – 700 years of history, reinterpreted

In the middle of the wine-growing town of Pfaffstätten stands Schlüsslerhof, one of the oldest buildings in the region. Its walls date back to the 13th century. For centuries, the estate belonged to Neuberg Abbey in the Mürz Valley, and to this day it remains a piece of living local history. The estate is a protected monument, so its historic character will be preserved permanently.

In this special ensemble, an apartment was created that combines history and modern living comfort. The approximately 138 m² of living space were renovated with great care and attention to detail. They offer 3 to 4 rooms that can be flexibly adapted to your needs. The centrepiece is the living room with beautiful historic vaulted ceilings, adjoining the open kitchen. The exposed, centuries-old stone door frames create special accents. They tell of bygone times and make every room unmistakable.

A real highlight is the almost 100 m² terrace. It can be wonderfully planted: with plants, herbs and small trees, it becomes a green oasis in the middle of Pfaffstätten. Here you can spend mild summer evenings, receive guests or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. The terrace includes an ancillary building that is ideally suited as a private spa or wellness area.

Underneath the apartment is a roughly 60 m² vaulted cellar. It offers numerous possibilities:

• as an atmospheric wine cellar with a small bar, in keeping with Pfaffstätten’s wine-growing tradition
• as a fitness room
• as a place for your very own ideas

The apartment is heated in an environmentally friendly and efficient manner with a modern air-source heat pump. Underfloor heating provides pleasant warmth in all seasons.

The apartment is currently in a shell-ready condition. You can complete it according to your own ideas and choose the floors, surfaces and fittings yourself. Alternatively, you can take over the apartment turnkey and move in without any further effort.

A unique opportunity: you live in a house from the 13th century without having to forgo modern comfort. A property like this comes onto the market only very rarely.

We point out that a family or economic relationship exists between the broker and the third party to be brokered.

The broker is acting as a dual broker.