Description
This luxurious top floor apartment of superlatives was built in the best inner city location - on a historic corner building with architectural history. The residential and former commercial building was built in 1872/73 by the architects Johann Romano and August Schwandernwein for the Viennese aristocracy. With the revitalization of the house, which was built in the New Viennese Renaissance, it experienced a new heyday. The house already impresses from the outside with its historical ornate exterior facade and when you enter, the stately entrance hall with an imposing staircase reminds you of a Roman palace of the High Renaissance. This luxurious penthouse with a living space of 303 m2 is ready to move in and extends over 3 living levels and 2 terrace levels, whereby the internal elevator takes you to the rooftop pool. On the first level there is a spacious entrance and the 3 bedrooms with the respective closet and bathroom as well as a sauna area. A special feature of this penthouse is the waterfall with a height of 7.5 meters at the curved staircase. The second level is very spacious with an open kitchen, lounge, living and dining area and a terrace. The gallery, loggia, two terraces and the pool area on the third level invite you to social events indoors and outdoors and offers a unique 360-degree panoramic view of the city. When it comes to the equipment, too, attention was paid to efficiency and luxury in one: high-quality and modern house and room technology as well as first-class materials were selected. Additional highlights in this house are the wine cellar with tasting room in the historic brick vault, exclusive membership in the high-class fitness club, e-cars and e-bikes for free use for residents and concierge service via the reception of the Penthouse Sports Club. On our homepage, under you daily interesting, current and new real estate offers. The completely renovated Gründerzeit house is in a prime location in the Stubenviertel, right next to the Stadtpark, Stubentor and Palais Coburg, not far from the Vienna State Opera, 300 m from Kärntner Straße and 500 m from Stephansplatz, surrounded by art, culture, cuisine and numerous shops.
