Old Building Apartment 5th District with Balcony Potential

In an attractive and quiet location in the 5. Vienna district, seven vacant units are for sale as part of the establishment of condominium ownership.

The classic Viennese-style old building extends over five floors and is in a good and well-maintained overall condition. In particular, the representative staircase impresses with numerous originally preserved design elements and underscores the building's distinctive Altbau character.

The available apartments are predominantly in an unrenovated condition and thus offer diverse possibilities for individual design. For selected units there is also the possibility to erect balconies with building permits at one's own expense. Furthermore, individual apartments can be combined to realize spacious living concepts – for example for families.

As part of the already approved roof expansion, the installation of a passenger elevator is also planned.

This real estate project thus offers numerous uses and development potentials. We would be happy to advise you in person on the individual options.

Top 23 is courtyard-side on the 3rd floor and is in a condition requiring renovation. Thus, with regard to the layout, the apartment can be designed according to one's own preferences – so it can be converted into a well-proportioned 2-3-room apartment.

Nebenkosten

The contract preparation and escrow processing is tied to the law firm Tiefenthaler Gnesda Rechtsanwälte in 1010 Wien, Rockhgasse 6/6. The costs amount to 1.5% of the purchase price plus 20% VAT as well as cash outlays and authentication.

As a brokerage fee, the general terms and conditions and the regulation for real estate agents of the BM for Trade, Industry and Commerce, BGBL. 297/1996 apply. In the event that such a transaction occurs, we charge a brokerage commission of 3 percent of the purchase price plus the statutory VAT. We would also like to point out that we are in a close economic relationship with the seller and act as dual agents.

We note that there is a familial or economic close relationship between the broker and the third party to be mediated.

The broker acts as a dual agent.