A home at the forest edge, single-family house with distant view, tranquility and space for your own ideas

Idyllic location on the edge of the forest meets great potential - detached house with 115 m² of living space, garden & terrace in Wiesen

There are locations that have their very own appeal. Places where nature begins right outside the front door, the view extends into the greenery and peace is not merely a promise, but part of everyday life.

On a 346 m² plot, around 115 m² of living space as well as a spacious basement of approximately 90 m² are available. The solid brick construction, an extension from the 1970s and modernisations already carried out form the basis for a home with character and potential for development.

A home with many possibilities - and a location that speaks for itself.

Get to know the property in more detail in our video.

Bright rooms and a floor plan with possibilities

Inside, you can expect a residential layout with versatile uses and particularly attractive lighting conditions in selected rooms.

The living room, the kitchen with dining area and two bedrooms provide space for everyday life, time together and personal retreats. The kitchen, dining area and one of the bedrooms in particular benefit from plenty of natural daylight and a beautiful view of the greenery.

The living room was created as part of an extension around 1970. Its windows face the covered terrace in the entrance area, which means that the room is somewhat more sheltered and receives less direct daylight.

One of the bedrooms adjoins a small, internal cabinet with little daylight, which can be used, for example, as a walk-in wardrobe or additional storage space.

The bathroom, renewed in 2015, is equipped with a shower and offers everything essential for everyday comfort. The windows of the house were replaced in 1992.

Heating is provided by a central gas heating system, whose boiler was last serviced in January 2026.

A garden that makes nature your neighbour

One particular highlight of this property is undoubtedly its location. Steps lead from the road to the covered terrace, which also forms the entrance to the house. Even here, a wonderful view of the green surroundings opens up.

The garden extends on a slope directly to the edge of the forest and offers numerous possibilities for individual design. Possible ideas include lovingly landscaped garden levels, herb beds, small seating areas or a sheltered place to relax.

Perhaps a whirlpool with a view of the greenery? A cosy lounge for long summer evenings? Or a natural garden that blends harmoniously into the existing landscape?

The special charm here does not lie in a perfectly staged garden, but in the opportunity to create your very own favourite place in an exceptional location.

Additional space for new perspectives

The currently undeveloped attic offers further interesting potential.

The unfinished attic is already accessible via an existing staircase and, subject to the building-law and technical requirements, offers the possibility of creating additional living or usable space.

Particularly appealing is the possibility of direct access from the converted attic to a terrace. This could create an additional living area that places the view and the property’s special hillside location even more at the centre.

The approximately 90 m² basement also offers generous space for storage, hobbies or a workshop. A garage completes the available space.

A house with history and potential

The house, originally built in 1965 using solid brick construction, was extended around 1970. It has approximately 4 to 5 cm of external thermal insulation.

The key facts include:

• Plot size: approx. 346 m²
• Living space: approx. 115 m²
• Basement: approx. 90 m²
• Year of construction: 1965, extension approx. 1970
• Solid brick construction
• External thermal insulation: approx. 5 cm
• Window replacement: 1992
• Bathroom renewal: 2015
• Central gas heating, boiler service January 2026
• Garage and covered terrace
• Unfinished attic with existing staircase
• Hillside plot in direct proximity to the forest

My service

I would be pleased to personally accompany you during the viewing of this property and show you the special features of the house as well as the possibilities offered by this plot.

I look forward to your enquiry and to personally introducing you to this home on the edge of the forest.

📞 +43 664 300 56 26

Caroline Viktoria Gütler M.A.
Real estate consultant

Wiesen - living close to nature while still being excellently connected

Wiesen is located in the Mattersburg district, nestled in the gentle hilly landscape at the foot of the Rosalia Mountains. The municipality combines the benefits of rural living with good accessibility to the surrounding towns and cities, offering an attractive combination of nature, quality of life and infrastructure.

Waldgasse is situated in a particularly quiet residential location, directly on the edge of the forest. Here, nature, the hillside location and the wonderful view of the surrounding landscape shape the living experience. Walks, hikes and excursions into the countryside begin practically right outside your own front door.

The location also offers ideal conditions for families: the kindergarten and primary school, as well as bus stops with connections to the secondary schools, can be reached within a few minutes on foot. This means that the children’s daily journeys can be organised easily and largely without a car.

Despite the idyllic location, you benefit from good transport connections. Mattersburg can be reached by car in around 10 minutes, and Wiener Neustadt and Eisenstadt in approximately 20 minutes each. The Shopping City Süd (SCS) on Vienna’s southern city boundary is also around 45 minutes away by car. Numerous shopping facilities, secondary schools, medical facilities and a diverse range of leisure activities are therefore within easy reach.

In addition, Wiesen-Sigleß railway station provides access to the regional rail network.

Here you can enjoy the peace and quiet on the edge of the forest without having to forgo the conveniences of daily life or the proximity to the surrounding towns and cities.

The agent acts as a dual agent.