Flat for sale 2 bedroom • 56 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 was 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 compartment. The project is complemented by private garden areas, terraces or balconies, as well as a cohesive outdoor landscaping concept. In total, 16 parking spaces are available. Additionally, a children's playground, a covered garbage storage area, and an elevator serving all floors are provided, ensuring a high level of everyday comfort.

The apartment sizes are varied and cater to different life situations. In addition to compact units, the project also includes spacious apartments on the upper floor with loft space.

Weitblick is located at Mühldorfstraße 21 in Tiefgraben. In the immediate vicinity, the Zeller Ache is also visible. The building is accessed via the street, with entry on the ground floor. The outdoor area has been designed both functionally and residentially, featuring an access road, parking spaces, green areas, and a playground area.

Garden areas for several units, terrace spaces, and the integration of the building into the property emphasize the residential character of the project.

The construction on the lower floors is predominantly carried out in solid concrete and brick, while the roof area is planned with a solid wooden wall and a suspended wooden facade. The facade design partly combines a stone facade in the basement, plaster facades on the other main floors, and wooden cladding in the attic.

A modern and energy-efficient residential concept is ensured by the technical equipment, which includes a central air source heat pump and underfloor heating in all apartments with individual room control. In addition, a photovoltaic system is planned; the construction and equipment documents specify a 4-kW photovoltaic system for general electricity consumption.

High-quality living and durability were also prioritized in the choice of materials. Planned features include PVC-aluminum windows, an aluminum-glass entrance door at the entrance area, country house oak flooring in a brushed finish, porcelain stoneware in bathrooms, WCs, and common areas, as well as white interior doors with fittings in a stainless steel look. The sanitary equipment includes, among other things, products from Laufen Pro and fittings from Grohe. Terraces and balconies will have a finishing of porcelain stone tiles, and in the attic, glass railings are planned.

The equipment is rounded off by modern electrical and building services technology, with room thermostats, IT preparation in the living areas, and CEE sockets at the parking spaces in preparation for later charging solutions. In this way, Weitblick combines modern architecture, efficient building services technology, and high-quality materials into a harmonious residential project with long-term quality.