PERMANENT: Quiet historic apartment in a splendid building

The building was commissioned in 1896–1897 by the k.u.k. court hatter Peter Habig as a commercial and department store and was built by the architects Carl Holzmann and Heinrich Adam. The original plots were joined for this purpose into a building that encompasses almost the entire city block.

For the circumstances of the time, the building was very large, with five floors and an attic floor. A central balcony, flanked by two bay windows extending across the floors, characterizes its appearance. The façade is designed in the Neo-Baroque style. Marble walls and columns, as well as abundant stucco in the entrance hall, an imposing staircase, and a nostalgic lift leading to the upper floors.

The present 3-room apartment, with a living area of approx. 108 m², is located on the second lift floor. Ceiling stucco in the room with the bay window, with a room height of over 4.10 meters, the good old period apartment doors, and much more.

The rooms are centrally accessible, and the kitchen is of a pleasant size and fully equipped. District heating.

Room layout:

• Kitchen / eat-in kitchen
• Spacious room with bay window
• Bedroom
• Utility room integrated into the kitchen
• Storage room with washing machine connection
• Separate toilet with washbasin
• Spacious bathroom with shower, bathtub, washbasin with mirror, WC, window

Refined. Representative. Elegant and stylish in the heart of Vienna.

Location and infrastructure - within walking distance:

This apartment is located in a very central and popular area of Vienna’s 4th municipal district, near Karlskirche, Resselpark, and not far from Belvedere. All shops for everyday needs, the post office and pharmacy, as well as numerous restaurants and cafés, can be reached on foot.

Vienna State Opera, Musikverein - approx. 5 min.
TU Vienna – approx. 1 min.
Resselpark – approx. 3 min.

Public transport:

• Underground lines U1, U2, U4 - approx. 3 min.
• Tram lines 1, 62, Badner-Bahn - approx. 1 min.

We hereby point out that a family or economic relationship exists between the broker and the third party to whom the property is to be brokered.

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