UNLIMITED: Charming 2-room apartment in an old-style building in the heart of Vienna

This modernized old-style apartment is located on the 2nd lift floor of a prestigious Gründerzeit building with a structured façade, which was built in 1794 by the renowned and then most famous architects Peter Mollner and Ernest Koch. Under the direction of the imperial and royal government architect Josef Klee, the classicist building was fundamentally remodeled in 1831. In 1894, Assicurazione Generali finally purchased the commercial building.

Just one year later, the façade underwent further renovation. This resulted in the current monumental corner building with a two-part façade and late-classicist and late-historicist elements.

To this day, the building is home to many famous Viennese names, including the shop of the legendary menswear retailer Knize, designed by the renowned architect Adolf Loos between 1910 and 1913.

Since then, the building has been lovingly maintained and regularly brought up to date in accordance with conservation requirements – most recently in 2020.

The Generali-Hof is impressive. And not only because of its exclusive location.

The furnishings and rooms consistently meet the highest expectations. In a word, they are first-class.

The historic façade, combined with state-of-the-art technology at its core, forms an outstanding counterpart.

The apartment in question is approximately 75.5 m² in size and has a total of 2 rooms.

It faces a small side street.

Like-new parquet flooring in the living areas, timeless tiles in the bathroom.

District heating, ceiling height approx. 3.25 metres.

The modern kitchen is perfectly equipped.

Layout:

• Entrance hall
• Bathroom with shower, washbasin with mirror, toilet, washing machine connection and window
• Kitchen-diner with a fully fitted kitchen
• Bedroom

A cellar compartment of approx. 3 m² is assigned to the apartment.

Peaceful, stylish atmosphere.

Location and infrastructure - within walking distance:

The apartment is located in the prime location of Vienna's 1st district, on Graben, but faces a quiet little street.

Numerous charming pubs, restaurants and cafés, as well as supermarkets, bakeries and attractive boutiques, are located nearby.

Public transport connections in the immediate vicinity:

• Stephansplatz underground station (U3, U1) – approx. 5 mins.
• Bus stop
  • 2A, 1A, - approx. 1 min,
  • 3A - approx. 3 mins.

The real estate agent explains that, contrary to the dual-agency business practice customary in the real estate industry, he acts exclusively for the landlord.