91 Apartments for rent in Vienna, 23rd District, Liesing – Page 3

• Residential area with great connections: Liesing (1230 Vienna) scores with quiet residential areas, lots of green space and excellent transport links via the U6, S-Bahn and proximity to the A2/S1 – ideal for commuters and families.
• Wide range of apartments: The selection ranges from compact 2-room apartments to spacious family apartments with a balcony or garden – especially new builds offer modern fittings including underfloor heating, parquet and an elevator.
• Strong value for money: Rents in Liesing are generally below the Vienna average and offer an attractive cost-to-quality ratio, particularly for new builds with good fittings.
• 1230 Vienna in numbers: Liesing has around 124,000 inhabitants and, with approx. 32 km², is Vienna’s fifth-largest district – characterized by comparatively low-density development, many green areas and a varied architecture.
• Leisure and surroundings: Recreation areas such as the Liesingbach, the Lainzer Tiergarten or City Hiking Trail 6 as well as sights like the Wotrubakirche or the Chocolate Museum make Liesing attractive beyond just living.

Liesing stretches over more than 32 km² on the southwestern edge of Vienna and borders directly on Lower Austria.

The location combines urban and rural advantages:

• Near the Liesingbach there is a lot of green space and opportunities for walks with views of nature.
• At the same time, shopping centers like the Riverside Shopping Center, supermarkets, doctors and schools ensure excellent local supply in the district.

Transport connections in 1230 Vienna are top – the U-Bahn line U6 takes residents directly from Siebenhirten into the city center, and several S-Bahn lines (e.g. from Liesing station) connect the district quickly with other parts of Vienna.

For drivers, Liesing is attractive because the Südautobahn (A2) and the Außenring-Schnellstraße (S1) are reachable within minutes – practical for those who often commute toward the outskirts or into the surrounding region. Despite these good connections, you will find in Liesing many quiet residential areas in small lanes or side streets, away from big city noise.

The range of rental apartments in Liesing is large. Particularly popular are compact 2-room apartments, which with living areas of around 50–60 m² offer ideal living space for couples or singles. These apartments score with thoughtful layouts – a cozy living room with an open-plan kitchen, plus a separate bedroom – and often a balcony with a view of greenery.

Modern attic apartments in the 1230 Vienna district also attract tenants: they offer wide views, sometimes even a terrace, and promise living comfort through brightness and quiet above the roofs.

In addition to classic old building apartments, you will find many new build projects and residential complexes in Liesing. New-build apartments impress with contemporary features such as underfloor heating, parquet flooring and high-quality bathrooms.

A modern bathroom often includes both a shower and a bathtub, and in many new buildings a separate WC with a hand basin is also standard.

Almost all apartments have practical storage space: an entrance area with space for a wardrobe, a storage room in the apartment as well as a private cellar compartment in the building are included with most rental properties.

Regarding floors, many multi-family houses in Liesing have a lift, which makes everyday life easier – whether the apartment is on the 1st floor or on the 5th floor served by the elevator. Families appreciate larger apartments with 3 or more rooms, often with a balcony, loggia or even access to a small garden.

The mix of different apartment types makes it possible to find the right property for every stage of life – from the single apartment to the spacious family apartment in a quiet residential building.

Living in Liesing means a relaxed living experience on the edge of the metropolis. The district is characterized by residential buildings with lots of surrounding greenery and partly village-like charm in former local centers such as Mauer or Atzgersdorf.

Many families live here who appreciate the quiet neighborhood and the numerous parks. At the same time, you can find modern residential complexes and housing estates that were built since the 1960s – including the well-known Wohnpark Alt-Erlaa with its terraced residential blocks.

The size of the district and its history as a merger of several formerly independent towns result in a varied architecture. From older houses dating from the early 20th century to top-modern new builds, everything is represented.

The atmosphere in Liesing is noticeably more relaxed than in the inner districts: you live toward the city edge in a green environment, have vineyards and the Vienna Woods almost on your doorstep and still enjoy Vienna’s infrastructure.

For leisure and recreation, in addition to the Liesingbach, the nearby Lainzer Tiergarten and numerous traditional wine taverns (Heurige) in Mauer are available – all of which make Liesing particularly attractive as a residential district for those who love both city and nature.

• Area and location: With around 32 km² of area, Liesing is Vienna’s fifth-largest district. It lies in the southwest of the city and is the only Vienna district to border directly on five Lower Austrian municipalities.
• Population: About 124,000 people live in 1230 Vienna. Despite this high population, Liesing is one of the quieter districts with rather low-density development and many green spaces.
• Name origin: The district takes its name from the Liesingbach, a small river that flows through the district area. Many sections along the Liesingbach have been renaturalized and developed as recreational areas in recent years.
• History: Liesing was created in 1938 by merging several suburbs (including Atzgersdorf, Mauer, Siebenhirten and Liesing itself) into a large district. After 1954 parts were separated again; since then Liesing has existed in its current borders.
• Leisure and sights: Well-known destinations in the district include the modernist Wotrubakirche on Georgenberg and the Chocolate Museum (SchokoMuseum) of the Heindl company – a sweet highlight for those with a sweet tooth. In addition, City Hiking Trail 6 starts in Liesing, which leads through vineyards and forests.