Flat for sale 4+1 • 109 m² without real estateMühldorfstrasse 21 Tiefgraben Oberösterreich 5310

With the Weitblick residential project, a modern multi-family house with a total of 8 residential units is being built at Mühldorfstraße 21 in Tiefgraben. The building has been planned as a high-quality residence with a clear architectural line and a well-thought-out usage concept.

Each apartment is assigned its own basement storage compartment. The project is complemented by private garden areas, terraces or balconies, and a cohesive concept for the outdoor spaces. A total of 16 parking spaces are available. Additionally, a children's playground, a covered waste disposal area, and an elevator to all floors are provided, ensuring a high level of comfort in everyday living.

The sizes of the apartments are designed in varied ways to suit different life situations. In addition to compact units, the project also includes spacious apartments on the upper floor with attic space.

Weitblick is located at Mühldorfstraße 21 in Tiefgraben, with the Zeller Ache visible in the immediate vicinity. The building is accessed from the street, with the entrance located on the ground floor. The outdoor area has been planned both functionally and pleasantly, featuring a driveway, parking spaces, green areas, and a playground.

Garden areas adjacent to several units, terrace spaces, and the integration of the building into the property underscore the home's welcoming character. The construction on the lower floors is predominantly in solid concrete and brick, while the roof area is planned with a solid wood wall and a ventilated wood facade. The facade design partly combines a stone facade in the basement, plastered facades in the remaining main floors, and wood cladding in the attic.

A modern and energy-efficient residential concept is ensured by the technical equipment, featuring a central air heat pump and underfloor heating in all apartments with individual room control. Additionally, a photovoltaic system is planned; the construction and equipment documents stipulate a 4-kW photovoltaic system for common electricity.

High-quality and durable materials have also been prioritized. Planned features include plastic-aluminum windows, an aluminum-glass entrance door in the lobby, country-style oak floorboards in a brushed finish, porcelain stoneware in bathrooms, WCs, and common areas, as well as white interior doors with stainless-steel-look fittings. The sanitary equipment includes products from Laufen Pro and fittings from Grohe, among others. Terraces and balconies will have a porcelain stone slab finish, and glass railings are planned for the attic.

The equipment is rounded off with modern electrical and building services technology featuring room thermostats, IT preparation in the residential areas, and CEE sockets at the parking spaces as a preparation for future charging solutions. In doing so, Weitblick combines modern architecture, efficient building services, and high-quality materials into a cohesive residential project with lasting quality.