Apartment with private garden and geothermal heating

Living in harmony with nature and innovation in the south of Vienna!

Liesing Gardens, an outstanding residential development in the south of Vienna, combines the advantages of a green environment with the city's modern infrastructure. The location directly on the Liesingbach creates an idyllic atmosphere, while the 35 energy-efficient units ranging from 36 to 117 m² living space enable attractive and sustainable living.

The apartments:

The 2- to 5-room units at Liesing Gardens are thoughtfully designed, from loggias and balconies to townhouse-like arrangements with private garden areas. A duplex house in the middle of a private garden forms the highlight. The architectural concept creates a perfect balance between urban appearance and inner oases of tranquility.

• 33 apartments
• 2 duplex houses
• 36 – 117 m² living space
• 2 – 5 rooms
• Bicycle / stroller room
• Community gardens
• Children's playground

The fittings:

The interior fittings of Liesing Gardens combine elegance and functionality. High-quality parquet floors, large-format tiles and porcelain stoneware create an appealing atmosphere. The selection of renowned manufacturers for fittings and sanitary ceramics, as well as quality windows with 3-pane glazing, emphasize the focus on quality and durability.

• Quality windows with triple glazing
• Raffstore elements or exterior roller shutters
• high-quality parquet floors
• large-format tiles and porcelain stoneware
• underfloor heating and cooling
• audio intercom system

Sustainability:

Liesing Gardens focuses on low costs through sustainability. An innovative energy system with photovoltaic-assisted geothermal energy not only ensures low heating costs but also economical operation of the heat pump. A diverse green space, preserved tree stock and ecological building techniques contribute to a livable future.

• Heating via geothermal/ground-source heat pump
• Additional cooling on the top floor via thermally activated building components
• Photovoltaic system on the roof
• Ecological building technology control
• Electric vehicle charging stations in the underground garage

Location:

The location of Liesing Gardens promises a harmonious blend of urban comfort and nature-oriented idyll. The project extends in a quiet setting between atrium and row houses, embedded in the green splendor of parks and the Liesingbach. Here residents will find an oasis of calm and recreation right at their doorstep.

The location is enhanced by the immediate proximity to important facilities and leisure opportunities. Wienerberg, the Vienna University of Applied Sciences Campus, and the Westfield Shopping Center South are only a stone's throw away. For families, walking distance to schools, kindergartens and supermarkets provides a convenient everyday structure.

The excellent accessibility via Triester Straße and the Inzersdorf junction makes Liesing Gardens ideal for both drivers and commuters. Proximity to highways such as A2, A23 and A21 ensures easy access to the regional road network.

Public transport:

Bus lines: 16A, 17A, 66A, 67A

Liesing Gardens – Your new home, where urbanity, nature and sustainability harmoniously merge. Invest in a future full of quality of life.

Completion: Q2 2026, commission-free for the buyer

Subject to changes!

More information and floor plans can be found on our project homepage.

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

The broker acts as a dual agent.

Infrastructure / Distances

Health

• Doctor <500m
• Pharmacy <500m
• Clinic <500m
• Hospital <2,500m

Kids & Schools

• School <250m
• Kindergarten <500m
• University <2,500m
• Higher Education <3,500m

Local amenities

• Supermarket <250m
• Bakery <750m
• Shopping center <750m

Other

• ATM <750m
• Bank <750m
• Post Office <750m
• Police <1,500m

Transport

• Bus <250m
• Subway <2,500m
• Tram <750m
• Train station <1,500m
• Motorway connection <750m

Distances are straight-line distances / Source: OpenStreetMap