Zirl, Tyrol
Historic residential building with commercial unit in a central location with spacious maisonette & garden
Price
€1,250,000
Historic residential building with commercial unit in a central location with spacious maisonette & garden
- 9 Rooms
- 3 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- ~401 m² Total surface
- ~287 m² Living area
- ~180 m² Plot surface
Description
- Object type
Detached house
- Rooms
9
- Bedrooms
3
- Bathrooms
2
- Number of Floors
3
- Parking spaces
1
- Total surface
~401 m²
- Living area
~287 m²
- Plot surface
~180 m²
- Garden surface
~73 m²
- Flooring
Laminate, Synthetic
- Construction year
1908
- Energy efficiency class
D
- Energy certificate available
Yes
- Energy certificate type
Demand certificate
- Final energy demand
244 kWh/m²a
- Heating consumption
180 kWh/m²a
- Type of heating
Underfloor heating, Radiator
- Energy source
Gas heating
- Energy efficiency factor
2.3
- Energy includes hot water
Yes
Location: Zirl, Tyrol
The property is situated in a central and established residential area in the heart of Zirl. Kirchstraße is one of the town's main residential and commercial streets, offering excellent infrastructure with easy access to shops, restaurants, schools, and other public facilities. The elementary school, kindergartens, and other educational institutions are within easy reach. Cultural and sporting facilities are also located nearby. The connection to public transportation and the regional road network is excellent. The market town of Zirl encompasses the Martinswand mountain, the Ehnbachklamm gorge, and part of the Nordkette mountain range, a well-known hiking and skiing area. The village's location on the Via Claudia Augusta made Zirl an important transportation hub from early times. The grapevine in the town's coat of arms reflects the local winegrowing tradition and, consequently, the mild climate. This idyllic holiday destination lies at the edge of the Karwendel Mountains, making it a perfect starting point for beautiful hikes along the Karwendel High Trail, to the Neue Magdeburger Hütte mountain hut at 1,633 meters, or up to the Solsteinhaus mountain hut. A popular climbing destination is the Martinswand, with its 153 routes in the Jungle Book climbing area and its surrounding nature reserve. Down in the valley, the Inn Cycle Path in the Tyrolean Oberland takes cyclists directly from the Swiss Engadine to Innsbruck. For those who prefer not to venture into the mountains, the outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, and mini-golf course in Zirl are recommended in the summer. Zirl is also a good starting point for winter vacationers. The ski slopes, cross-country ski trails, and fun parks of various ski resorts are easily accessible. These include the Oberperfuss ski area on the Rangger Köpfl, Axamer Lizum, and Kühtai. Since the 17th century, Zirl, along with Thaur, has been one of the centers of Tyrolean nativity scene making. Other attractions in the village include the Parish Church of the Holy Cross with frescoes by the church painter Franz Plattner and the Fragenstein ruins, part of the nature reserve high above the village. This castle was built in 1209, but was destroyed in the early 18th century during the War of the Spanish Succession. Overall, the location is compelling due to its combination of central infrastructure, family-friendly environment, and high quality of life in one of the most sought-after communities west of Innsbruck.
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