Project Pilgramgasse in 1050 Vienna

Close to Naschmarkt: Historic old building meets modern living

In the midst of the charming 5th district of Vienna, not far from the popular Naschmarkt, is this stylishly renovated old building from the year 1870. The house on Pilgramgasse uniquely combines historic flair with the most modern living standards – the perfect place for those seeking something special.

The modernized entrance area greets residents with a tasteful mix of traditional details and clear, modern design. A newly installed elevator that stops on every half floor provides additional comfort.

Special attention was also paid to preserving and enhancing classic old-building elements in the apartments. The high rooms and the herringbone parquet create an atmosphere of timeless elegance.

At the same time, an attic conversion from the year 2021 provides contemporary living quality with well-thought-out layouts. For example, the 1-room apartment was equipped with a loft bed that enables optimal use of space.

The amenities:

• Gas floor heating in the old building section
• Underfloor heating and cooling by means of an air heat pump in the attic
• Fully equipped kitchens or kitchen connections available
• A cellar compartment per apartment
• Elevator with exit option on every half floor

When purchasing one of the apartments in this property by the end of August, the seller will cover 1.5% of the buyer's commission.

Location & infrastructure

• • U4 station “Pilgramgasse”: 2 minutes on foot away
  • Bus lines 13A, 14A, 59A: 2 minutes on foot away

Pilgramgasse scores with its excellent location in the heart of Vienna. Just a few steps away is the U4 station Pilgramgasse, which provides a direct connection to the city center as well as to Schönbrunn Palace. Numerous bus and tram lines complement the excellent public transport connections.

In the immediate vicinity there are charming cafés, bakeries, trendy restaurants, a variety of shopping opportunities as well as cultural hotspots such as the Naschmarkt and the Theater an der Wien. For daily needs, supermarkets, pharmacies and doctors are within walking distance.

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.