The Old Town of Hall still has the unique flair of those days. Narrow alleys, beautiful well-kept townhouses, many small shops, bars and restaurants give Hall a special feel. In the midst of this lively bustle is the townhouse offered for sale. Majestic and open on two sides, the townhouse stands on a footprint of approx. 255 m2. The inner courtyard including the “Selch” has an additional area of approx. 55 m2.
On the ground floor there are two leased commercial units. On each of the two upper floors there are two apartments. A highlight is the attic floor extending over the entire floor area, which, in compliance with the Tyrolean Building Code and with an SOG permit, may be used for residential purposes.
The lease agreements are available and can be inspected (where available).
The entire building is a listed monument, and any changes or extensions (especially regarding the attic floor) must be coordinated with the municipal monuments office.
The areas in the townhouse are divided into approx. 155 m2 on the ground floor, approx. 165 m2 on the first upper floor, approx. 178 m2 on the second upper floor, and the as yet undeveloped attic floor of approx. 178 m2.
Hall in Tirol is one of Austria’s oldest medieval old towns. Hall lies about ten kilometers east of Tyrol’s provincial capital, Innsbruck, in the central Inn Valley. The urban area is situated on the left bank of the River Inn at the foot of an extensive alluvial fan of the Weißenbach stream. In a central downtown location in Hall, this historic town house was built in a harmonious style. It is in a prime location in the heart of Hall’s Old Town, west of the Upper Town Square and the Parish Square. Over the centuries, the town developed into the most important economic center in northern Tyrol. Hall in Tirol offers direct access to the motorway. Innsbruck can be reached in about 13 minutes; Munich is 155 km away, and the Italian border is 45 minutes away. In 2004, Hall became a university town. For example, the Tyrolean Private University UMIT is based in Hall in Tirol and offers study at the highest level. Other educational institutions can also be found in the immediate vicinity. Thanks to the excellent residential and business location, leisure facilities such as museums, swimming pools, or the Old Town Park are within walking distance. Nearby are numerous retail premises as well as facilities for everyday needs. Cultural highlights such as the Tyrol Easter Festival, the Hall Advent Market, or the Hall Alley Plays are known far beyond the town’s borders. The town also offers excellent medical care; the Hall in Tirol State Hospital is just a few minutes from the town house. With several regional bus lines and a railway station, Hall is very well connected to the public transport network. One of the most beautiful places is the Upper Town Square with the Town Hall and the Rosenhaus. The Lower Town Square adjoins the Upper Town Square very nicely and continues the ambience of the well-kept town. Hall in Tirol is a place to pause, to stroll among old buildings, to visit the city library, and to enjoy culinary offerings in numerous restaurants. The farmers’ market in Hall offers regional products from organic farmers. The best way to escape everyday city life is a hike or e-bike tour to the Walderalm. Customer parking is available in the nearby parking garage and in the designated parking areas of the town, and employees or tenants can rent a long-term parking space in the Old Town Garage at favorable rates. Today, Hall is a vibrant small town full of joie de vivre.
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