15 reasons to love Vienna’s 15th district – this apartment is one of them: first occupancy, 116 m² with south-facing balcony & ceiling cooling | 5 rooms, ideal for flatsharing

Welcome to the 15th district – and to a building that shows exactly why this part of Vienna is so sought after.
This historic building from 1868 has been lovingly restored down to the last detail and brought into the future with sustainable building technology, following the strict guidelines of the Austrian klimaaktiv standard. Only five apartments, herringbone parquet, underfloor heating and ceiling cooling powered by a heat pump and solar panels – this is where period charm meets genuine modern comfort. Auer-Welsbach-Park is just around the corner, Schönbrunn Palace is close by, and via ..

The apartment is located in an up-and-coming neighbourhood in Vienna’s 15th district. The outer Mariahilfer Straße has been revamped with wider pavements, cycle lanes and new green spaces, the Schwendermarkt is currently being redesigned, and the area around Westbahnhof keeps gaining fresh momentum. Cafés, small shops, markets and all everyday amenities are within walking distance, and Vienna’s famous shopping street, Mariahilfer Straße, begins practically around the corner.

By tram, you’ll reach Westbahnhof in just a few minutes, giving you access to the U3 and U6 metro lines as well as long-distance and regional trains. This means you can get to the city centre just as quickly as to any other part of Vienna. The location is ideal for drivers too: via the nearby western exit road, you’ll quickly reach the A1 West Motorway and the countryside surrounding Vienna.
Auer-Welsbach-Park, one of the largest green oases in western Vienna, is just a few minutes’ walk away. Its mature trees, expansive lawns, playgrounds and sports facilities invite you to go for walks, runs or simply spend relaxing hours outdoors. Just a little further on, the gardens of Schönbrunn Palace open up before you, with their tree-lined avenues, formal gardens and views of the Gloriette – a UNESCO World Heritage Site practically in your neighbourhood.