Altbauwohnung in Beethoven Pasqualatihaus calm courtyard facing

Valmacor Object Nr.: 3358/2062
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An exceptionally charming 3-room period apartment is offered for unlimited-term rental in the heart of Vienna, in one of the most historically significant buildings in Vienna’s city centre, the Beethoven Pasqualati House on Mölkerbastei, on first occupancy after a general renovation.

From the moment you enter, the historic building and its atmospheric inner courtyard convey the distinctive character of a traditional Viennese period property that simply cannot be recreated: cobbled courtyard surfaces, imposing arches and centuries-old architectural structures form an appealing contrast to the well-maintained and contemporary interior of the apartment.

The apartment is located on the 1st floor (without lift), offers approximately 73.5 m² of living space and is particularly impressive for its generous room proportions and preserved period character.

Two spacious rooms of approximately 20 to 22 m² each, together with an approximately 17.6 m² living/dining kitchen, provide highly functional and versatile living spaces.

The classic herringbone parquet flooring defines the character of the living areas and harmonises beautifully with the historic panelled doors and deep window reveals. White walls and understated finishes allow the architectural details of the building to take centre stage.

The new windows face the historic inner courtyard and contribute to a pleasantly sheltered residential atmosphere in this exceptional inner-city location.

The two spacious rooms offer a variety of uses and are suitable, for example, as a living room and bedroom, but also exceptionally well for a couple requiring a home office.

Living / Dining Kitchen

The separate living kitchen offers sufficient space for an additional dining area.

The modern kitchen units are finished in understated white and complemented by a dark worktop as well as the essential appliances. These include a hob, oven, extractor hood, dishwasher and refrigerator.

The continuous herringbone parquet flooring visually connects this room with the apartment’s classic period character.

Bathroom

The bathroom has been functionally modernised and features a shower, washbasin and additional recessed areas.

The WC is spatially separated from the actual shower area.

Here too, the interplay between the historic building structure and the apartment’s later adaptation creates a particularly appealing atmosphere.

Period Character

The special appeal of this apartment lies less in deliberately luxurious fittings than in its authenticity.

Historic panelled doors, some with glazed sections, herringbone parquet flooring, unusual room geometries, deep window reveals and views into the traditional inner courtyard give the apartment an atmosphere that is difficult to reproduce in an ordinary inner-city period property.

At the same time, the kitchen, bathroom, windows and technical installations have been adapted to meet contemporary living requirements.

Living in the Beethoven Pasqualati House means not merely occupying a Viennese period building, but residing in a property directly connected with the cultural history of the city.

The apartment is therefore particularly suitable for tenants seeking a central inner-city location while consciously preferring character, history and individuality to an ordinary new-buildam

In addition to the total monthly rent of 2,185.47 €, a security deposit equivalent to six gross monthly rents, amounting to 13,112.82 €, is payable. Please note that the applicable rent, subject to indexation in accordance with VPI 2020 effective since reference index 06/2026, may still change slightly.

In case of interest, please request your personal exposé, stating your inquiry details.

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Valmacor Object Nr.: 3358/2062
More offers on www.VALMACOR.at

An exceptionally charming 3-room period apartment is offered for unlimited-term rental in the heart of Vienna, in one of the most historically significant buildings in Vienna’s city centre, the Beethoven Pasqualati House on Mölkerbastei, on first occupancy after a general renovation.

From the moment you enter, the historic building and its atmospheric inner courtyard convey the distinctive character of a traditional Viennese period property that simply cannot be recreated: cobbled courtyard surfaces, imposing arches and centuries-old architectural structures form an appealing contrast to the well-maintained and contemporary interior of the apartment.

The Apartment

The apartment is located on the 1st floor (without lift), offers approximately 73.5 m² of living space and is particularly impressive for its generous room proportions and preserved period character.

Two spacious rooms of approximately 20 to 22 m² each, together with an approximately 17.6 m² living/dining kitchen, provide highly functional and versatile living spaces.

The classic herringbone parquet flooring defines the character of the living areas and harmonises beautifully with the historic panelled doors and deep window reveals. White walls and understated finishes allow the architectural details of the building to take centre stage.

The new windows face the historic inner courtyard and contribute to a pleasantly sheltered residential atmosphere – a particular advantage in such an exceptional inner-city location.

Living / Dining Kitchen

The separate living kitchen offers sufficient space for an additional dining area.

The modern kitchen units are finished in understated white and complemented by a dark worktop as well as the essential appliances. These include a hob, oven, extractor hood, dishwasher and refrigerator.

The continuous herringbone parquet flooring visually connects this room with the apartment’s classic period character.

Bathroom

The bathroom has been functionally modernised and features a shower, washbasin and additional recessed areas.

The WC is spatially separated from the actual shower area.

Here too, the interplay between the historic building structure and the apartment’s later adaptation creates a particularly appealing atmosphere.

Period Character

The special appeal of this apartment lies less in deliberately luxurious fittings than in its authenticity.

Historic panelled doors, some with glazed sections, herringbone parquet flooring, unusual room geometries, deep window reveals and views into the traditional inner courtyard give the apartment an atmosphere that is difficult to reproduce in an ordinary inner-city period property.

At the same time, the kitchen, bathroom, windows and technical installations have been adapted to meet contemporary living requirements.

The Building

Even the entrance to the property is exceptional.

A historic gateway leads into a cobbled inner courtyard with characteristic arches, old walls and a small wall fountain. The architecture vividly reflects the historic origins of the building and provides a remarkable setting for the apartment.

Living in the Beethoven Pasqualati House means not merely occupying a Viennese period building, but residing in a property directly connected with the cultural history of the city.

In addition to the total monthly rent of 2,185.47 €, a security deposit equivalent to six gross monthly rents, amounting to 13,112.82 €, is payable. Please note that the applicable rent is subject to indexation in accordance with the Austrian Consumer Price Index 2020 (VPI 2020), based on reference index 06/2026, and may therefore still change slightly.

In case of interest, please request your personal offer under indication of your inquiry data.

For more offers please visit us on www.VALMACOR.at
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Information according to legal requirements:

• Rent €1772,57 plus 10% VAT.
• Operating costs €214,22 plus 10% VAT.
• VAT €198,68
• Total amount €2185,47
• Heating demand: 102.0 kWh/(m²a)
• Heating demand class: D
• Total energy efficiency factor: 2.04
• Total energy efficiency factor class: D