Dream building plot in Wolfpassing

Your place to arrive – living between city and nature

This attractive building plot combines what many search for and rarely find: the perfect balance between urban comfort and nature-close tranquility. In a developed village location with a friendly neighborhood you can enjoy a piece of quality of life here that is second to none.

Only a few minutes separate you from the nearest town – shopping facilities, schools, doctors and cultural offerings are quickly reachable. At the same time, the surroundings with their meadows, small woods and walking paths offer an idyllic retreat for all who appreciate relaxation and deceleration in everyday life.

The plot itself impresses with its quiet location in a charming side street and the ideal size for building your individual dream home. Whether a modern single-family house, a cozy bungalow or a spacious city villa – housing ideas with a future arise here.

Benefit from the excellent infrastructure, a quick connection to the town and the unique feeling of being at home in nature.

Conclusion: A building plot with character – for people who appreciate urban life but do not want to forego the peace and beauty of nature.

All information at a glance:

• Designation of the parcel: Building land residential area (BW)
• Building class I, II, open development
• Per building plot 2 parking spaces required
• Largely rectangular configuration (ca.43mx17m)
• Water and electricity connection already available
• Building obligation - A building permit must be applied for at the municipality by 2027 at the latest
• By car
  • to Wien ca. 30 Minuten
  • to Tulln ca. 10 Minuten
• By train
  • to Wien Heiligenstadt ca. 30 Minuten
  • to Tulln ca. 10 Minuten
• A current development plan is available and will be provided on request.

Have we aroused your interest? For further information or viewing appointments Mr. Dominik-Clemens LEOPOLDI is gladly available via the contact form or by phone at +43 (0) 699 189 460 76.

We look forward to your interest!

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