Period mansion for sale: Austria

The villa dates from the early 20th century and stands on a 1,149 m² plot with mature trees. A total of 232 m² of living space is distributed across three floors with six rooms. The electrical installations as well as the water and wastewater pipes have been renewed. The heating system has been inspected and is operational. The roof is regularly maintained.

Designed by Secessionist architect Carl Witzmann in 1910, this historic Vienna-Hietzing residence is located in Unter-Sankt-Veit. Modernized in 2003, the property offers 313 sq m (3,369 sq ft) of living space on a 582 sq m (0.14 acres) lot. The layout comprises six rooms, four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and an elevator connecting all levels.

The period residence is located just a few steps from Lake Traunsee on a 6,726 m² plot. The history of the house dates back to the 19th century. In 1869, the Hungarian-German Munich court actress Lilla von Bulyovsky acquired the property, then known as the Gmundner Hofmühle, and had the mill converted into a mansion. The building is characterised by its formal façade and historic details.

Property Description: This historic home, constructed in 1900, is situated on a 953 m² plot in one of Vienna’s most exclusive residential areas, the Gersthof Embassy Quarter. Its turn-of-the-century architecture lends the property a timeless charm, blending spacious design with historical elegance. The villa is divided into three separate living units: