Living in the Nineteenth Bright old building apartment shines in new splendor

This apartment on the 3rd floor is located in the building at Billrothstraße 6A, on the corner of Schegargasse – in one of Döbling’s quieter, established areas, yet right in the middle of things. The apartment building from 1908 is being upgraded and adapted as part of the attic extension.

The historic features, including terrazzo floors, stucco ceilings and the wrought-iron railing, will be preserved.

The character of the apartment is defined by the two rooms, each measuring 21.50 m², both lit from the side street and both accessed separately via the entrance hall. Two equally sized rooms of this size in an apartment measuring 69.48 m² are the exception in a Viennese period building – equally conceivable as a living room and bedroom or as a living area with a workspace.

The apartment is entered through the spacious entrance hall measuring 12.32 m², from which all rooms are directly accessed.

No corridor, no wasted square metres. The ceiling height of around 3.26 m, the oak parquet floor and the freshly renovated surfaces give the apartment exactly what one looks for in a period building – without anything else needing to be done.

A passenger lift takes you to the floor, and a cellar compartment belongs to the apartment.

The agent acts as a dual agent.