Inner City Apartment 131m² Near Schwedenplatz

Your housing needs

Do you appreciate a central location in the First District but shy away from narrow, dark streets that are often encountered in the 1. Bezirk? Do you simply not want to give up brightness and a view, if possible paired with a balcony, a loggia or a terrace? But you want to start your Saturday stroll through the First District right from your front door?

Your apartment

An approximately 131m² apartment in the center of Vienna, which opens up these possibilities for you, is available for rent.

The offered 3-room apartment is located on the 4. Liftstock and is initially rented for 10 years. From the entrance hall you can reach the guest WC, 1 bedroom (with its own loggia) as well as the large living room with another loggia. From the living room there is a magnificent view of the Donaukanal. To the rear it continues to a second anteroom with access to two modern bathrooms, the newly furnished kitchen as well as to the second bedroom. The apartment is very generously designed and additionally equipped with an alarm system. A 100m² roof terrace is available for shared use. If desired, there is the possibility to take over a few pieces of furniture from the previous tenant.

Your preferred neighborhood

The Schwedenplatz subway and tram station is reachable in about 3 minutes on foot. In the vicinity you will find numerous shops that cover uncomplicated shopping for everyday needs. Not to mention the range of restaurants and bars. Sports enthusiasts will be pleased with the nearby Donaukanal, which also takes you to the Prater in just under 1.200 meters.

Your budget

The monthly gross rent incl. operating costs and the statutory VAT amounts to EUR 2.957,81.- In addition, the advance payment for heating and hot water costs currently amounts to EUR .- (incl. VAT).

If you would like more details about this apartment or a viewing appointment, Wolfgang Konsel will be happy to assist you at 0676/3505425 or by e-mail at [email protected].

The real estate agent declares that he – contrary to the common practice of dual agency in the real estate industry – acts unilaterally only for the landlord.