Office Building with Terrace and Flexible Open-Plan Offices

In the established St. Veit industrial park, you will find a bright and versatile office building with a total usable area of 426 m² spread over two floors. The property is ideal for a wide variety of business models and impresses with flexible room concepts.

Room layout:

On the ground floor there is a spacious reception area and three additional office rooms. One of these is a freely designable open-plan office that can be adapted to a wide variety of requirements.

On the upper floor you will find a kitchen and four offices – here too, one of them is a large, openly designed office that can be used flexibly.

Two modern bathrooms with shower and WC are available on each floor.

Versatile usage options:

• Classical office use or co-working space
• Practice for consulting, therapy or health
• Creative studio, studio or training rooms
• Showroom or sales office
• Start-up headquarters or project office

Special highlights:

The spacious terrace on the ground floor offers additional space for meetings, breaks or creative work outdoors.

The entire building is heated energy-efficiently by means of a heat pump.

The office also includes 9 parking spaces.

The operating costs will be announced separately

Location:

The central position in the St. Veit industrial park offers excellent connections to the regional and supra-regional transport network. The infrastructure is very well developed, surrounded by companies, service providers and important facilities.

Viewings are possible only by prior appointment.

Infrastructure / Distances

• Health
  • Doctor <4.000m
  • Pharmacy <3.750m
  • Hospital <4.500m
• Children & Schools
  • School <4.000m
  • Kindergarten <2.000m
• Local amenities
  • Supermarket <3.500m
  • Bakery <4.000m
  • Shopping center <3.750m
• Other
  • Bank <3.750m
  • ATM <4.000m
  • Police <4.000m
  • Post <3.750m
• Transport
  • Bus <1.250m
  • Highway access <750m
  • Train station <2.250m
  • Airport <3.250m

Distance information as the crow flies / Source: OpenStreetMap