Description
This breathtaking penthouse apartment offers not only a generous 196 square meters of living space, but also stunning views of Burghausen's historic old town and the longest castle in Europe. The old building, known as the customs tower, has a long history! The apartment itself boasts three terraces with breathtaking views of the old town and the castle. The asking price may seem high at first glance, but let me assure you that this is a worthwhile investment. This apartment is currently in shell condition, giving you the opportunity to design it according to your personal wishes and ideas. You can let your creativity run wild and create your very own dream home. The apartment's six rooms offer ample space for you and your family. Whether as a spacious living and dining room, a cozy bedroom, or even a home office – there's something for everyone. The open-plan layout also ensures a bright and welcoming atmosphere. A particular highlight of this apartment is the terrace, where you can spend relaxing evenings with friends and family. Here you can end the day with a glass of wine while enjoying the stunning view of the city. A parking space is also available, so you don't have to worry about finding a parking spot. The nearby bus stop provides excellent transport links, making it easy to travel to surrounding towns and cities, and even your commute to work a breeze. Everything you need for daily life is also close by – from a doctor and pharmacy to a school and supermarket. This penthouse apartment in Hochburg-Ach offers not only a luxurious and modern living experience but also a magnificent location surrounded by nature and close to the historic center of Burghausen. Take advantage of this opportunity and become part of this exclusive residential complex. Arrange a viewing appointment today and let yourself be captivated by this property! Note regarding the Energy Performance Certificate: The owner/seller has not yet provided an Energy Performance Certificate, despite being informed of the general obligation to provide one and being requested to do so. Therefore, at least an overall energy efficiency rating corresponding to the age and type of building is considered agreed upon. We assume no guarantee or liability for the actual energy efficiency of the property offered. The agent is acting as a dual agent. Infrastructure / Distances: Health: Doctor <500m, Pharmacy <500m, Clinic <500m, Hospital <1,000m; Children & Schools: School <500m, Kindergarten <500m, High School <500m, University <6,000m; Local Amenities: Supermarket <500m, Bakery <500m; Other: Bank <500m, ATM <500m, Police Station <500m; Transport: Bus <500m, Train Station <500m. Distances are given as the crow flies / Source: OpenStreetMap. Hochburg-Ach is a municipality in Upper Austria, in the Braunau am Inn district of the Innviertel region, with 3,405 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2024). The responsible judicial district is Mattighofen; until 2004, the municipality belonged to the Wildshut judicial district. Hochburg-Ach lies at an altitude of 462 meters in the Innviertel region, directly opposite the Bavarian town of Burghausen. It extends 8.8 kilometers from north to south and 8.4 kilometers from west to east, covering a total area of 40 square kilometers. 41.8 percent of the area is forested, and 52.3 percent is used for agriculture. Hochburg-Ach is situated within the Günz/Mindel glacial moraine of the Salzach Glacier, east of the Salzach River, which has carved a riverbed approximately 60 meters deep there since the last ice age.
