ANDEA – Parkside Residences – Luxurious 5-room apartment with loggia

ANDEA Parkside Residences – Historic elegance meets modern residential comfort

With the ANDEA Parkside Residences, an extraordinary residential project is being created in one of the most sought-after residential locations of the 3rd district of Vienna, which combines the charm of a magnificent Viennese Gründerzeit building with high-quality modern architecture.

The apartment building, built in 1907 according to the plans of the architect Carl Caufal, was comprehensively revitalized with great attention to detail. Historical elements such as ornate stucco facades, high rooms and classic old building details were carefully preserved and combined with contemporary residential comfort. The building is complemented by two exclusive attic floors with generous terraces and impressive views over the roofs of Vienna.

The project includes stylishly renovated old building apartments as well as modern attic apartments with well thought-out floor plans. Depending on the apartment, loggias, terraces or generous open spaces are available, creating private outdoor space in the middle of the city. High-quality materials such as oiled French herringbone parquet, restored stucco elements, brass fittings and elegantly appointed bathrooms underline the exclusive character of the project.

A special highlight is the in-house fitness area, which offers residents additional comfort. The attic apartments also feature smart home technology, electrically operated Velux-Dachflächenfenster and extensive terraces with an impressive view as far as the Stephansdom.

The ANDEA Parkside Residences combine stylish old building architecture, high-quality equipment and modern living at the highest level – a home for all those who want to combine urban life with timeless elegance.

The stated purchase price refers to acquisition by owner-occupiers.

We point out that there is a familial or economic close relationship between the intermediary and the third party to be mediated.

The intermediary acts as a dual agent.