Centrally located, modern property with versatile usage options

The building, which was only built in 2019 in the popular K-style, has three floors that are barrier-free and accessible via an elevator. On the ground floor, after the entrance area, six staff apartments and the technical room are accessible via the hallway. The rooms on the ground floor and first floor are modern and functionally furnished and were last renovated in 2024 and adapted for rental via Airbnb. They each have their own bathroom with shower and toilet and vary in size from approx. 16 to 25 m². The larger rooms / apartments are equipped with double beds and some with a kitchenette and can also be combined to form larger units with appropriate structural adjustments. The upper floor can be reached via the staircase as well as a passenger elevator. There are also six furnished apartments with bathrooms here, which are also equipped with balconies and can also be combined. There is also a general lounge of approx. 18.5 m². The attic can also be reached via the staircase or the elevator. Here there is a spacious 2-room private apartment on 65 m². The apartment is of high quality and offers space in the living area for the open kitchen, a cozy dining area and the living area with access to a 15 m² south-facing terrace. The hallway with cloakroom leads to both the bedroom with double bed and the bathroom with double sink, shower and toilet. There is also a separate guest toilet. The house is heated by the Seefeld organic local heat and has an overall energy efficiency factor of class A with the values HWB: 52 and fGEE: 0.82. There are six parking spaces available on the 495 m² common area surrounding and in front of the house. The property was submitted and approved as a staff residence in 2019. The staff apartments on the ground floor and first floor are currently rented to a hotel in Seefeld until May 1, 2025. After that, a buyer can freely dispose of them. If a buyer intends to change the use of the property to an apartment building or to rent out rooms for tourists, they must first apply to the Seefeld building authority for building permits for this change in use. According to the zoning plan, the property is designated as a tourist area and according to the local spatial planning concept, there are no restrictions on use, except that the residential units cannot be used as holiday homes.