Design Loft 4,90m Raumhöhe, Vorsorgewohnung; auf Wunsch Airbnb fähig

In a central, tranquil location in the 21st district, as part of the total renovation of an exciting architectural landmark, particularly livable loft apartments with enormous ceiling heights, open gallery spaces and plenty of light were created.

The property was built between 1931 and 1933 by Eugen Kastner and Fritz Waage in the so-called "International Style." Initially used as Dorotheum, then as a bowling center, the building is now being brought back to life as a residential building.

Based on the unique architecture, particularly livable loft apartments with enormous ceiling heights, open gallery spaces and a lot of light were created.

The listed building comprises around 3.900m2 of usable floor area and has been renovated to a new-build standard.

Amenities:

• Heating via district heating - underfloor-/wall heating
• Guest WC in every apartment
• Cellar compartment for every apartment
• Optional storage units on the floor
• Interior fabric roller blinds on the windows
• Bicycle and stroller storage room
• Children's play and community room
• Intercom

From the entrance hall, one enters the open-plan living-dining area, which is divided into a living room and a kitchen (connections available). Subsequently there is a small utility room with a washing machine connection as well as a separate WC with a hand wash basin and electrical ventilation.

From the stairs, one reaches the gallery, which serves as the sleeping area. Here is the bathroom with a large shower, sink, mirror, electric ventilation and a WC. There is also a generously sized walk-in wardrobe.

The apartment is assigned a cellar compartment as well as a spacious storage in the stairwell.

We would like to point out that there is a familial or economic close relationship between the broker and the third party to be placed.