679 Apartments for sale in Vienna, 18th District, Währing – Page 17

• Währing is one of Vienna’s most expensive districts: Purchase prices for apartments are above the city average. Depending on location, condominiums cost around €7,000 to €10,000 per square meter of living space. This places the 18th district among the top-priced districts (Top 10) in Vienna.
• Highest prices in Pötzleinsdorf and Gersthof: Prices vary significantly within Währing. In the most exclusive locations – such as Pötzleinsdorf or the Gersthof villa area – prices of over €12,000 up to €14,000 per square meter are achieved. Slightly more affordable residential areas like the Aumannviertel or the Kreuzgassenviertel are around €8,000/m² but also offer a high quality of life.
• Wide variety of condominiums: Several hundred apartments are regularly for sale in Währing. Currently there are around 400 condominiums on the market in the district – from smart city apartments to luxurious attic flats. The selection is therefore large, but sought-after properties are often quickly taken due to strong demand.
• Green district with high recreational value: About 30 % of Währing’s district area consists of parks and green spaces. The many green areas (e.g., Pötzleinsdorf Palace Park, Türkenschanz Park, Währinger Park) increase the quality of life and make the district especially attractive for nature lovers. Quiet locations and views of greenery are accordingly sought-after features in Währing apartments.
• Family-friendly educational and leisure offerings: Währing has over 50,000 inhabitants and is very family-friendly thanks to numerous schools and two universities (including the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, BOKU). Families find many 3-room and 4-room apartments with child-friendly layouts. The density of educational institutions, playgrounds and clubs in the district means that residential properties in Währing are very popular with families with children.

Währing, the 18th district of Vienna, is located in the northwest of the city at the edge of the Vienna Woods. This location offers an ideal combination of urban life and nature. The district includes several residential areas, from noble villa quarters to lively neighborhoods with markets and cafés.

The Währing district is considered quiet and safe, which is especially appreciated by families and those seeking relaxation. At the same time, the transport connections are excellent – with trams, buses and the U6 the city center is quickly accessible, and by car there is also good access to major traffic routes.

The quality of life in 1180 Vienna is above average. Währing combines a heritage of historic architecture with modern comforts. There are numerous schools, playgrounds and parks, making the district very family-friendly.

Students also feel at home here: the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences (BOKU) and other higher education institutions are located in or near the district. Overall, Währing offers a relaxed living atmosphere – a successful mix of urban amenities and a cozy, green residential environment.

The 18th district offers a wide range of housing – from renovated historic apartments to modern new buildings and exclusive attic maisonettes.

Historic apartments charm with high ceilings, stucco and parquet, combined with modern open-plan kitchens. New buildings score with elevators, underground parking, energy-efficient construction and comforts such as underfloor heating, air conditioning or smart-home technology.

Maisonettes and attic apartments offer generous layouts, lots of light and often private terraces with views. Apartments with outdoor spaces such as balconies, loggias or gardens are particularly in demand.

Families appreciate open living areas with separate bedrooms, while quiet courtyard or side-street locations provide relaxation away from traffic. Thus, everyone can find the right type of housing in Währing – from compact apartments to spacious family homes.

The surroundings and infrastructure contribute significantly to Währing’s attractiveness. A major advantage of the district is the many green spaces and parks. Chief among them is the extensive Pötzleinsdorf Palace Park on the edge of the district: this historic park area with old trees, meadows and a small palace is a real highlight for nature lovers.

Here you can jog, walk or simply relax in the greenery. Also well known is the Türkenschanz Park in the Cottage quarter – a roughly 150,000 m² park with ponds, playgrounds and botanical rarities.

In the heart of the district is the Währinger Park, often called Schubertpark. This park arose from a former cemetery and today offers a quiet place for relaxation in the middle of Währing. Old trees, meadows and even some historic gravestones give Währinger Park a special charm.

In addition to the parks, Währing also offers urban amenities. The central Währinger Straße and the Aumannplatz/Lacknergasse form lively neighborhoods with their shops, bakeries and cafés. A special highlight is the Kutschkermarkt – a traditional weekly market on the border with the 17th district that offers fresh produce and a piece of Viennese culture.

Overall, Währing combines lively spots with quiet retreats. Exclusive quarters like Pötzleinsdorf (with Pötzleinsdorf Palace Park) or the Cottage quarter are characterized by villas and lots of greenery – ideal for those seeking an idyllic location.

Other parts such as Gersthof or the Aumannplatz/Lacknergasse neighborhood offer a mix of good local supply, schools and parks. Because of this variety of residential areas, almost everyone in Währing can find a suitable environment, whether they appreciate proximity to the market and cafés or prefer a garden right outside the door.