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Subsidized cooperative apartment in rent-to-buy

In 3143 Pyhra, Augasse 3, the second component of a residential complex with a total of 10 apartments and 6 semi-detached houses was constructed in 2017 in solid construction and low-energy building methods with controlled ventilation with heat recovery. The heat supply is provided via a district heating connection from EVN.

A pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Perschling was erected to enable better access to the bus stop.

The residential complex is equipped in all stairwells with accessible elevators. The apartments are barrier-free in accordance with the Wohnbauförderungsrichtlinien. Each housing unit is assigned outdoor spaces in the form of a balcony or terrace. Ground-floor apartments also have an assigned garden area in addition to the terrace. Each apartment is assigned an outdoor parking space as well as a cellar compartment.

Pyhra is a small market town with about 3,500 inhabitants and lies in the hilly terrain of the Mostviertel. The state capital St. Pölten is about 8 kilometers away. The transport connections of Pyhra are excellent, and medical care by various doctors is provided. In addition to an excellent educational offering with various schools, Pyhra also offers a wide range of leisure opportunities and a beautiful environment that invites trips into nature.

This residential complex was subsidized by the state of Lower Austria! The tenants must meet the subsidy criteria and establish their primary residence here.

Rent with option to buy.

With payment of the financing contribution you acquire the option to purchase the rented apartment.

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• Living area 77,08 m²
• Financing contribution € 25.606,33
• Rent € 873,50

In the rental costs are operating costs, maintenance and improvement contributions, administration costs and VAT included. Energy costs, such as electricity, heating and hot water, are billed directly with the operators.

Operating costs: Public charges (sewer, garbage, water charges, property tax) Insurance costs (fire, liability, water damage and storm damage insurance each at replacement value) general electricity costs (stairwell, basement, exterior lighting) Costs of care and maintenance of the general outdoor facilities (e.g., playgrounds, green spaces, waste areas and so on) Chimney sweep fee; possible costs of a lift system, etc. In the operating cost account, the costs of building maintenance (stairwell cleaning, winter service, lawn care) are not included. Depending on the assignment of these tasks (one or more people, possibly also a company) these costs are variable

Housing subsidy (dependent on family income) possible.

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