Lerchenthal Castle in Enns

The former Lerchenthal Castle in Enns on Steyrer Straße is a historic income property with development potential. Built between 1686 and 1690 in early Baroque style, it covers a plot of 4,604 m² and usable area of 2,474 m², including 1,461 m² living space. The property features 13 residential units, including 11 small apartments of 50 m² each in the south wing and two larger units of 130 m² in the north wing, plus 1,013 m² commercial space with workshops and storage. Highlights include cross-ribbed vaults on granite columns, spacious rooms, and a green inner courtyard. The U-shaped structure allows flexible usage concepts without heritage protection.

Highlights

• Green inner courtyard with mature trees
• Cross-ribbed vaults on granite columns
• 11 parking spaces and 8 garages
• 11 cellar compartments
• Flexible commercial areas
• Historic architecture without protection status
• Generous room layouts

Location & Surroundings

Enns, Austria's oldest town, is located in the economically strong central region of Upper Austria between Linz and Steyr. The historic city center and A1 motorway access are each about 1.4 km away, reachable in minutes. The surroundings are predominantly residential. Additional benefits include proximity to the important Enns port logistics hub, integration into the European transport network, and the scenic Danube region with its cycle path.

Additional Information

• Purchase price: EUR 1,890,000
• Heating demand: 157 kWh/(m²a), class E
• Overall energy efficiency factor: 3.57, class F