225 Apartments for rent in Burgenland

• Lower rents compared to Vienna: In districts like Oberwart or Jennersdorf, rents are sometimes below 8 €/m², while Eisenstadt or Neusiedl am See are around 10–11 €/m². Overall, living here is significantly cheaper than in Vienna and you usually get more living space for the same budget.
• Diverse housing options in town and countryside: Burgenland offers modern city apartments with good features as well as rural apartments in converted farmhouses with multiple units. This mix creates a housing variety that offers suitable options for both singles and families.
• High living quality due to location and fittings: Many apartments are bright, well maintained and come with extras such as a balcony, terrace, private parking or a view of greenery. The often quiet location further increases comfort and makes Burgenland attractive for those who want a relaxed place to live.
• Large apartments at affordable prices: Even 4- or 5-room apartments and whole houses with a garden are often available in Burgenland at reasonable prices. The region is therefore particularly suitable for families or people who need a lot of space without blowing the budget.
• Easy apartment search thanks to online portals: Demand for rental apartments is rising, but platforms like Lystio make the search considerably easier. With filters for location, price or size you can quickly get an overview of available apartments and arrange viewing appointments directly.

Burgenland is the smallest federal state in Austria, but rental apartments are available in all districts. Renting an apartment often means getting more living space for your money than in Vienna. The quality of living is high; you enjoy rural peace while still having good connections. Burgenland is therefore also attractive for commuters to Vienna who want to live in the countryside. From single apartments to apartments for couples to family homes, everyone can find something suitable here, both in towns and in rural areas.

Many rental apartments have a balcony or terrace, a fitted kitchen, often an open plan living-dining area and a bathroom (with shower or bathtub) as well as usually a separate toilet. Practical storage space, such as a private cellar compartment or a small storage room, is also common.

Comfort is also considered: most buildings have an elevator; in smaller buildings sometimes a stairlift. In general, rental properties in Burgenland are well maintained and in good condition, many even newly renovated or available for first occupancy.

In a citys pedestrian zone you have all shops on your doorstep – but you pay a higher rent for a sought-after location. A little outside you live more quietly in green surroundings and often significantly cheaper, getting more living space for your money. The range also includes city apartments as well as single-family or two-family houses with gardens, so theres something for every need.

In Burgenland you can also find 5-room apartments, ideal for large families or flatshares, usually in older buildings or spacious houses. Five rooms mean enough space for a living room, several bedrooms and everything needed for comfortable living. Despite their size, such apartments are often still affordable – especially compared to Vienna.