Stans – One plot. One view. Countless possibilities

Very beautiful plot of land with an existing older building for sale in a sunny location with views

Some properties are bought because of the house. Others because of the possibilities. And that is exactly what this special offer in Stans is about.

A plot of land with an existing residential house is for sale in an attractive, sunny residential location. Above all, it offers exceptional potential for the realization of a new residential project.

The elevated location offers an impressive view over Stans, the Inn Valley and the surrounding Tyrolean mountains. At the same time, the plot is situated in an established residential area with single-family homes and modern residential development.

Space for new residential ideas

The existing older building opens up various possibilities for the future owner. Subject, of course, to the applicable building regulations and official requirements, it would be conceivable, for example, to build a modern single-family home, a spacious two-family home or a multi-generational home.

The idea of a multi-generational home is particularly appealing for families: parents, children and grandparents live in one place but have independent living areas. Alternatively, several separate residential units can be created.

The combination of plot, hillside location and views makes the difference here.

Living in Stans

Stans combines a high quality of living and leisure with its central location in the Tyrolean Unterland. Schwaz is practically on the doorstep, and the surrounding municipalities as well as the Inn Valley can also be reached quickly.

Sports and leisure opportunities, abundant nature and the Tyrolean mountains characterize the surroundings. At the same time, everyday amenities and important transport connections are easily accessible.

The highlights at a glance

• attractive location with views in Stans
• sunny plot in an established residential area
• existing older building
• interesting development potential
• ideal for an individual new residential concept
• possibility of a multi-generational home conceivable
• impressive view over the Inn Valley and of the Tyrolean mountains
• combination of living close to nature and good accessibility

This is not just about what stands here today.

It is about what could be created here tomorrow.

Anyone who has been looking for a plot of land for some time on which a special home for their own family or even several generations could be realized should take a closer look at this property in Stans.

This listing contains AI building proposals.

This property is being offered in cooperation by Riccabona and Eisenmann Immobilien.

Due to a statutory exception, there is no obligation to present an energy performance certificate.

Stans is located in the Schwaz district at an altitude of 563 m above sea level, currently has 2.238 inhabitants and a municipal area of around 20,08 km². The municipality includes Stans, Schlagturn and Tratzberg.

What makes Stans particularly attractive as a place to live

Stans is located directly next to the district capital Schwaz and at the same time at the entrance to the Karwendel mountains. Living in the countryside while still having short routes to the Inn Valley. The municipality belongs to the Silver Region Karwendel and lies at the foot of the Karwendel mountain range.

Stans has its own ÖBB railway station with regional train/S-Bahn connections. There are also public bus connections.

In terms of leisure activities, Stans has an exceptional amount to offer for a place of this size. The well-known Wolfsklamm gorge can be reached directly from the village. The route leads over footbridges and around 350 steps through the gorge up to St. Georgenberg. The municipality also offers a family swimming pool; hiking and nature opportunities begin practically on the doorstep.

There is also Tratzberg Castle, one of the region’s best-known historical excursion destinations. Stans has a long history in general: the name of the village is documented as “Stauanes” as early as 827 AD, while traces of settlement even date back to the first millennium BC.