Dream Terrace Apartment in St. Peter im Sulmtal

2-room rental apartment in an attractive location

The 2-room apartment is located on the upper floor and has a very large balcony, which is oriented to the south, east and west. Thus, the morning coffee in the sun is just as guaranteed as the sundowner cocktail in the evening.

Through the central entrance, access is provided to the large bedroom as well as to the shower and the separate toilet. From here the bright living area with open kitchen opens up. A new kitchen with all appliances is included in the rent.

Heating is provided by geothermal energy, electricity is generated by the private photovoltaic system. In addition, the apartment can be cooled in summer by means of thermal component activation (ceiling cooling). This way you always have a pleasant feel-good climate. Summer and winter.

For the video short tour: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gfbxw3qOvpQ Note: The video was created immediately after completion in 2022, in the meantime a kitchen is of course available and the outdoor areas have been planted.

A car parking space and a large storage room are already included in the rent of the apartment.

The entire exterior architecture of the project appears simple, modern and close to nature. Through generous openings and sophisticated building cutouts, optimal lighting conditions are achieved - the efficient floor plan design gives the rooms their contemporary appearance and generosity. The apartments partly have a private garden and an associated terrace or a balcony. Furthermore, each unit is assigned at least one private parking space (carport) and a storage room.

A special focus of the entire implementation is on sustainability and energy efficiency. Thus, the complex is heated by a heat pump and photovoltaic system. The roofs of the buildings are designed with an extensive greening.

Facts about the infrastructure offensive Greater Region South Styria

On behalf of the Republic of Austria, Öbb-Infrastruktur AG is investing around 11 billion euros in the expansion of the entire Austrian southern route. The so-called Koralmbahn is a 130 km long connection between Graz and Klagenfurt and reduces the travel time between the two state capitals from three hours to 45 minutes. For the economic location Styria, this structural measure means that 12 new stations and stops will be built along the entire route. For South Styria, including the municipality of St. Peter im Sulmtal, the new high-performance line is therefore a great opportunity to move closer to Graz and Klagenfurt and to reach the two state capitals in less than an hour.

The real estate agent explains that he – contrary to the common business practice of the double broker in the real estate industry – acts unilaterally only for the landlord.