“Good to be Home” – Exclusive living in modern architecture
€1,650,000
- 3 Rooms
- 1 Bedroom
- 1 Bathroom
- ~159 m² Living area
- ~82 m² Terrace surface
Description
The “Good To Be Home” project comprises four exclusive residential units and was completed in 2024 after almost 2 years of construction. House 1, which is for sale, impresses with stylish, modern architecture and top-of-the-line fittings across approx. 160 m² of living space.
The house right at the top.
Nestled in the natural forest setting at the foot of the Patscherkofel, the home’s clean design stands out from afar. The striking exposed-concrete façade lends the building a distinctive aesthetic, further accentuated by its combination with wood. The breathtaking views over the Stubai Valley and the Inn Valley are framed by huge window elements. Selected materials and well-conceived floor plans make the boundaries between indoor and outdoor areas disappear, creating an open sense of space.
Sustainably beautiful. Sustainably good.
This house is not only a place to feel at home, but high art in architecture that inspires celebration, reflection, and relaxation. It is for people who love beauty without wanting to forgo comfort. This house is for dreamers and doers; for aesthetes and pragmatists; for nature lovers and bon vivants. It conveys elegance, freedom, attention to detail—and above all one feeling: It’s Good To Be Home!
BalconyBuilt-in kitchenGardenSwimming poolTerraceBuilt in wardrobeGreen viewMountain viewOpen view
Property details
- Object type
Detached house
- Rooms
3
- Bedrooms
1
- Bathrooms
1
- Parking spaces
3
- Living area
~159 m²
- Terrace surface
~82 m²
- Usable surface
~184 m²
- Garden surface
~224 m²
Energy efficiency information
- Construction year
2024
- Energy certificate available
Yes
- Heating consumption
42 kWh/m²a
- Type of heating
Underfloor heating
- Energy source
Heat pump
- Energy efficiency factor
0.67
Location: Patsch, Tyrol
Lodge above Innsbruck.
Patsch is a village with “far-reaching views” — over Innsbruck, the Nordkette mountain range and large parts of the Inn Valley all the way to the Stubai Glacier. It lies at the foot of Patscherkofel, surrounded by nature and in close proximity to Innsbruck. The bus ride to the city’s main railway station takes only 15 minutes.
Living on the edge of the forest offers many advantages: peace and quiet, protection from the elements, a regulated climate, fresh air and, above all, opportunities for sport and recreation. Mountain bikers, hikers and ski tourers can start their routes to the various alpine pastures right from the doorstep.
The popular ski area on Innsbruck’s local mountain is just around the corner; the historic pilgrimage site of Heiligwasser can be reached on foot in only 30 minutes. Ideal for evening walks and running loops is the Rosengarten, an old cultural landscape and nature reserve.
Simply look out the window.
Thanks to Patsch’s unique panoramic location — and this house in particular — you can also enjoy many hours of sunshine, sunsets and, depending on the season, impressive weather displays.
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Engel & Völkers Kitzbühel GmbH
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