Bräuhausgasse, Townhouse in St. Veit, solid, in need of renovation – Top opportunity

A piece of the city’s history awaits a new future!

In the heart of the historic old town of St. Veit an der Glan, this traditional town house is located, impressing with its centuries-old history, its special character and its versatile usage possibilities.

The property at Bräuhausgasse 21 offers a rare opportunity for lovers of historic buildings, creative minds and investors who recognize the potential of a property in a central inner-city location.

Historic building fabric with history

The origins of the building date back a long way. Historical records already document various owners in the 19th century and attest to the long history of this town house.

The building consists of a front building and a rear building and has a developed building structure that reflects the special charm of historic old-town houses.

In 1993, the conversion of an apartment on the first upper floor was approved by the building authorities. The plans from that time include, among other things, living rooms, a kitchen, a bathroom with WC and bedrooms.

Plenty of space for individual ideas

On a plot area of around 234 m², the property, according to the available valuation, offers building areas of a total of presumably approx. 290 m², (no complete plans available) distributed across the front and rear buildings. These areas are not to be equated with a confirmed residential usable area.

The existing building structure opens up interesting prospects for future use. Whether as an individual town house, for combining living and working or as a long-term real estate project – new possibilities can arise here with a well-conceived concept.

Due to its age and the existing need for renovation and modernization, this property is particularly aimed at buyers who enjoy preserving historic building fabric and carefully developing it further.

Central location in the ducal town

Bräuhausgasse is located in the historic town center of St. Veit an der Glan. The main square, shops, restaurants and numerous facilities for everyday needs are within easy reach.

The location combines the special flair of the old town with the advantages of a well-connected district capital.

Heritage protection – preserving history

The historic town house, including the rear building, is protected as a historic monument. Preserving the building is in the public interest. The courtyard roofing from the 20th century is excluded.

For future renovations and structural changes, the relevant heritage protection regulations must therefore be observed.

It is precisely this historic character that makes the property a special feature on the real estate market.

A property for people with vision

This town house is not an ordinary real estate offering. It is an opportunity to breathe new life into a building steeped in history while preserving a piece of St. Veit’s urban history for future generations.

You recognize the potential of this special property?

Then we look forward to presenting the building to you personally.

Notice pursuant to the Energy Performance Certificate Submission Act: An energy performance certificate has not yet been submitted by the owner or seller, despite our informing them about the generally applicable obligation to submit one and requesting its preparation. Therefore, at least an overall energy efficiency corresponding to the age and type of the building is deemed to have been agreed. We assume no warranty or liability whatsoever for the actual energy efficiency of the property offered.

The broker is acting as a dual agent.