Sunny Building Plot Gaishorn am See

Sunny building plot in Gaishorn am See – second home eligible, no building obligation

This sunny and level plot is located in the idyllic municipality of Gaishorn am See in Upper Styria and convinces with its quiet location as well as flexible development possibilities.

Highlights at a glance:

• Building density: 0,2 – 0,7
• No development plan – flexible design possible
• Basement construction possible
• Building style to be adapted only to the local townscape and landscape
• Connections for electricity, water and sewer at the property or in close proximity
• No building obligation
• Second home eligible

The plot is ideal for those who want to fulfill the dream of an own home or a second home in a natural setting – without time pressure on construction.

Purchase price: 95.294,00 €

Note in accordance with the Energy Certificate Submission Act: An energy certificate has not yet been submitted by the owner or seller, after our briefing on the generally applicable submission obligation, as well as a request for its preparation. Therefore, at least a total energy efficiency corresponding to the age and the type of building is deemed agreed. We do not provide any warranty or liability for the actual energy efficiency of the offered property.

The broker acts as a dual agent.

Take advantage of the unique opportunity to view this property – seeing and experiencing it is much more impressive! A viewing is free of charge and non-binding, and gives you an unfiltered impression of the property. I would also be happy to assist you with financing as well as the sale/letting of your property.

Infrastructure / Distances

• Health
  • Doctor <1.000m
  • Pharmacy <4.000m
• Children & Schools
  • School <1.500m
  • Kindergarten <4.000m
• Local supplies
  • Supermarket <4.000m
  • Bakery <1.000m
• Other
  • Bank <4.000m
  • ATM <4.000m
  • Police <4.000m
  • Post <4.000m
• Transport
  • Bus <500m
  • Motorway access <3.000m
  • Train station <1.000m
  • Airport <3.500m
• Distance as the crow flies / Source: OpenStreetMap