Selbstständig leben mit Unterstützung – Betreutes Wohnen in Obdach

In these barrier-free residential complexes, seniors live in their own apartment – independent and additionally with a reliable care offering by caregivers of the Red Cross.

What is „Assisted Living“?

Assisted living is not a care facility, but a wohnortnahe alternative for people aged 60 years and over who want to combine maximum independence with the security of professional support.

The basic services include, for example:

• Regular personal contact by qualified housing caregivers
• Assistance with everyday questions, dealing with authorities and organization of aid services
• Promotion of social contacts and joint activities
• Use of a cozy common room

Additionally bookable:

• Meal delivery, call assistance, mobile nursing and care services, foot care, and more

The apartment offers an ideal and comfortable living solution in old age—perfect for a couple who want to enjoy their life together in a relaxed atmosphere.

Layout:

• Entrance hall with sufficient space for a wardrobe
• Bathroom with WC, barrier-free and senior-friendly
• Cosy living kitchen
• Quiet bedroom with a comfortable size
• Balcony with a view of greenery – ideal for relaxing

Highlights of the surroundings:

• Shopping facilities, banks and pharmacies are conveniently within walking distance
• The popular inn Grillitsch “Rösslwirt” is directly opposite – perfect for a relaxed lunch or social gatherings
• The country hotel Groggerhof, with excellent restaurant service, is only a few steps away
• Bus stops and public transport connections guarantee good regional accessibility
• Doctors and the local office of the Red Cross are also within walking distance and provide reliable medical care

This central and at the same time charming location makes the apartment particularly attractive – for seniors as well as for all those who value short distances and a well-connected residential environment.

We would like to point out that there is a familial or economic close relationship between the intermediary and the third party to be mediated.

The real estate agent explains that he, contrary to the usual business practice of the dual agent in the real estate industry, is acting solely for the landlord.