Description
The castle-like, listed manor house in its current form dates back to the 17th century, with alterations in the first half of the 20th century and renovations around 1990. The oldest part was probably built in the 15th century. Due to its hillside location, the front, or north, side of the box-like building is two-story, while the south-facing rear side has three stories. On the west side, there is a richly decorated two-story extension to the front. The building's mostly large interior rooms are accessed via a central corridor. They are usually groin-vaulted or have truncated ceilings. On the upper floor, there is a large hall with a wooden coffered ceiling and a former chapel with a beautiful Baroque stucco ceiling. The main house is currently divided into three separate residential units. To the south, the manor house is surrounded by a courtyard with former farm buildings. One of the buildings contains an approximately 300 m² residential unit. The main house was extensively restored about 25 years ago and is in good condition. The basement features a swimming pool with a sauna. The garden and courtyard area feature a pavilion, and a pool in the southern area. The property is partially enclosed by a natural stone wall with wrought iron gates. There are also additional outbuildings that serve as storage and workshop space. The main house is heated by a geothermal heat pump. The outbuilding has a pellet heating system installed in 2013. The agent acts as a dual agent. The property is located in a beautiful, sunny, secluded location not far from Melk and is therefore easily accessible via the A1 (Westautobahn) or the B3 federal highway. Vienna is about an hour's drive away.
