Drei Zimmerwohnung mit Balkon im sanierten Wiener Altbau

Three-room apartment with balcony in a renovated Viennese old building.

1160 Wien

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Apartment for sale in 1160 Wien

Between Brunnenmarkt and Yppenplatz, a Viennese old building has been renovated at the base — carefully, with real respect for what was already there. Solid wood doors in the old Vienna style with the profiling "Poesie 117", Marchesi fittings in polished brass, authentic wooden parapets, and Weitzer herringbone parquet in oak create exactly the atmosphere that makes people love Viennese old buildings.

What does not immediately catch the eye is just as thought-out: Internorm wooden windows with triple glazing, underfloor heating with individual room control via an ETA pellet heating system, a new Kone lift to all floors, steel balconies with WPC cladding, as well as EWE kitchens with Strasser stone tops and fully equipped AEG appliances including Hansgrohe bathrooms — all in a quality class where savings are often made. In the staircase, Vienna-Gloriette tiles pay homage to the Viennese tradition of cement tiles — a small greeting to the neighborhood right upon entering.

A spacious living area with a balcony serves as the center of this family apartment, which extends across the entire floor. Three rooms and a separate kitchen are grouped around it, and the height allows plenty of daylight into each room. There is space for every phase of life — from the first shared apartment to a long-term home. A generous apartment on the third floor that one can settle into for years. The clear separation of rooms gives each family member their own area, while the living space brings everyone back together. The separate kitchen remains detached from the living activities, providing tranquility while cooking. This results in a floor plan that can be sustained over the years without the need for rearrangement.

The broker is acting as a dual agent.

Location and transport

The 16th district of Vienna has developed into one of the most exciting residential neighborhoods in the city over the past few years. Between Brunnenmarkt and Yppenplatz — in the middle of one of the liveliest areas of Vienna. The Brunnenmarkt, with its daily market hustle and bustle, begins just a few steps from the front door, while Yppenplatz, with its cafés and restaurants, is a weekend meeting point for all of Vienna. There is a walkable density of owner-operated establishments, bakeries, grocery stores, and day cafés that few districts in the city offer. The U6 can be reached in a few minutes on foot, and several tram lines connect the location in all directions — the city center is just a fifteen-minute ride away, and the Wienerwald and the wine taverns of Ottakring are only a short distance away.