1932 Apartments to Buy in Vienna, 3. - Landstraße

Anyone who wants to buy an apartment in 1030 Vienna chooses urban living with style – right in the city and yet surrounded by parks, markets and historic architecture. The district Landstraße is one of the most diverse residential areas in Vienna and combines a central location with a high quality of life.

• Diverse housing market: In the Landstraße district (1030 Vienna) there are around 50,000 apartments – from Jugendstil (historic) buildings to modern high-rises. This variety is reflected in the real estate offerings and gives buyers numerous options.
• Price level: Purchase prices for condominiums currently average around €7,000 to €8,000 per m² of living space. This places 1030 Vienna in the upper-middle price range among Vienna’s districts – more expensive than outer districts, but cheaper than the city center.
• Diplomatic quarter and security: The embassy quarter around Rennweg is characterized by representative residential buildings and increased security. Because of the many embassies, parts of Landstraße are considered very safe and quiet residential areas, which makes them attractive for families.
• Green surroundings: Despite its proximity to the center, the 3rd district offers a lot of green space. Parks like the Stadtpark, the Danube Canal and the nearby Prater serve as recreational areas. Many residential buildings also have greened inner courtyards – a plus for quality of life in an urban environment.
• Development and future: Much is happening in 1030 Vienna – new residential buildings and neighborhood developments are constantly being built (e.g., in St. Marx or on the Erdberger Lände). These housing projects create a modern cityscape and expand the supply of condominiums. At the same time, historic building stock is being maintained, which preserves the district’s special charm of old and new.

Buying an apartment in 1030 Vienna means choosing the liveable 3rd municipal district of Vienna, Landstraße. This district lies in the heart of Vienna and offers an ideal combination of urban life and green tranquility.

The location is extremely attractive: 1030 Vienna borders directly on the Inner City, so you can reach the city center in a few steps, while still enjoying a relaxed residential environment. In Landstraße, historic buildings and modern housing projects sit side by side, which gives this neighborhood its charm.

Those looking for a new home here benefit from great transport connections, excellent shopping options and a wide range of leisure activities right on their doorstep.

The 3rd district Landstraße, with around 98,000 inhabitants and an area of approx. 7.4 km², is one of Vienna’s central districts. It lies southeast of the 1st district and is often referred to as the embassy or diplomatic quarter, as many embassies and consulates are located here.

Culture and sights enrich the location: In the district you can find the baroque Belvedere Palace with its park, the unique Hundertwasserhaus as well as parts of the green Prater and the Stadtpark, which serve as the city’s green lungs for relaxation. The popular Rochusmarkt – a traditional market in the heart of the district – also contributes to the lively atmosphere.

The infrastructure in 1030 Vienna is excellent. At the transport hub Wien Mitte/Landstraße, the U-Bahn (U3, U4), S-Bahn, regional trains and the City Airport Train meet, providing optimal connections. The U3 (e.g., Schlachthausgasse station) serves the district.

Numerous bus and tram lines connect Landstraße with the whole city. At the same time, the district offers many quiet residential areas. In lanes such as Parkgasse near the Stadtpark, you live close to the center in greenery. Around Schwarzenbergplatz and in the embassy quarter there are exclusive residential addresses with representative buildings.

For everyday needs, all shopping options are available locally: from supermarkets and boutiques along Landstraßer Hauptstraße to the shopping center The Mall at Wien Mitte and the colorful offerings of Rochusmarkt. In short, 1030 Vienna offers everything you need for comfortable living – location, culture, green spaces and infrastructure.

Those who purchase a condominium in 1030 Vienna can expect high living comfort and often upscale fittings. Many apartments in the district offer well-thought-out layouts and modern room distribution. Classic Viennese old apartments impress with generous rooms and high ceilings, which convey an airy living feel.

Typical for old buildings are also beautiful parquet floors and box windows. In recent years, however, numerous new residential complexes have also been built, which score with contemporary design and high-quality fittings – for example on the Erdberger Lände and in St. Marx.

Whether old or new building, many apartments in Landstraße offer desirable outdoor spaces: a balcony, a glazed loggia, a terrace or even a private roof terrace with a nice view over Vienna. In upscale properties, for example in the embassy quarter, you can also find exclusive luxury fittings and penthouses on the top floor with panoramic views.

Inside, modern apartments are often designed with an open kitchen or a bright living-dining area – ideal for a communicative family life. Several bedrooms (often 2–4 depending on the apartment size), high-quality bathrooms (with bathtub and shower) as well as a separate WC and a practical entrance hall are included.

The housing offer in the 3rd district is diverse and offers something for every need – from compact city apartments to the spacious family apartment. In particular, 3-room apartments are in demand, being ideal for couples, young families or as generous single apartments.

A 3-room apartment in 1030 Vienna usually offers a living area of about 70 to 100 m²: enough space for a living room with kitchen area, a bedroom, a children’s or study room and the necessary ancillary rooms. Thanks to good layouts, these apartments often feel very spacious and offer everything you need for living.

For families with greater space needs or discerning buyers, 4-room apartments are often considered. A 4-room apartment in Vienna Landstraße has about 100 to 150 m² of usable space and usually three bedrooms plus a living area. Such properties provide enough rooms for children’s rooms, a home office and guests.

These are often more luxurious apartments or attic conversion projects that, in addition to four rooms, also offer extras such as two bathrooms, a second WC or larger terraces.

The purchase prices vary considerably depending on location, size and fittings: while smaller condominiums in the third district are still available at moderate prices, the purchase prices for exclusive four-room properties in top locations are already in the higher segment.