Live close to nature, plan individually, spacious building plot in Eichgraben Hinterleiten

In an attractive green setting in Eichgraben, in the Hinterleiten district, this spacious building plot with a plot area of 1.051 m² is being created as part of a plot division. The elevated location, the sunny south-eastern orientation and the attractive distant view over the Vienna Woods landscape offer ideal conditions for an individually planned home in the countryside.

The entire plot is located in a residential building zone. With a buildable area of around 255 m², open construction and a permitted building height of up to 6,5 m, there are interesting design possibilities for a detached home with generous open spaces and sunny terraces.

Water and sewer connections are located in the street, and a Kabelplus connection is situated at the plot boundary. The development charge amounts to around € 34.500,– and will be imposed by the market town of Eichgraben as part of the plot division. According to the hazard map of the Province of Lower Austria, the plot is located in the area marked yellow; a further geological or geotechnical assessment is therefore required.

Eichgraben offers good infrastructure with local amenities, doctors, pharmacies, kindergartens and schools. Eichgraben-Altlengbach railway station provides train connections towards Vienna and St. Pölten. The A1 and A21 motorways can also be reached by car.

An attractive building plot for anyone who wants to live close to nature, enjoy the open space of a generous plot and realise their dream home with a beautiful far-reaching view.

The agent is acting as a dual agent.

Infrastructure / Distances

• Health
  • Doctor <1.000m
  • Pharmacy <2.000m
• Children & Schools
  • School <2.000m
  • Kindergarten <2.000m
• Local amenities
  • Supermarket <2.500m
  • Bakery <1.500m
• Other
  • Bank <1.500m
  • ATM <1.500m
  • Post office <1.500m
  • Police <4.000m
• Transport
  • Bus <1.000m
  • Motorway access <1.000m
  • Railway station <2.000m

Distances as the crow flies / Source: OpenStreetMap