The Hungerburg – not directly in the city and yet right in the middle – is located as the highest district of Innsbruck at the foot of the Nordkette with breathtaking views of the city and mountains, offering the highest quality of living. At a prominent location, where the artist Paul Flora once lived and worked, this upscale residential building "The Cloud 8" is being developed in close proximity to the valley station of the Hungerburgbahn. The quiet and natural setting, as well as the direct connection to the city center, make this district an ideal residential area. This jewel is planned and constructed by the renowned architectural firm SCHWAIGHOFER + PARTNER Architecture. The complex consists of ten condominiums, distributed over a ground floor, two upper floors, and an attic floor, as well as 17 car parking spaces in the underground garage. On the lower and ground floors, the building structure is connected, from the first upper floor it splits into two separate buildings, each accessed by a staircase and an elevator. The south orientation of the residential complex guarantees plenty of sunlight all year round, the spacious garden lets you enjoy nature, and the building structures offer the necessary intimacy and privacy that one desires. Top 2 – Hohe Warte – Garden Apartment: Perfect for the family – a large living kitchen invites you to cozy breakfasts under the pergola in the garden, two bedrooms offer direct access to the 90 m² private garden, a bathroom with a flush-floor shower and separate toilet, as well as ample wardrobe space complete the apartment. A basement is directly accessible from the apartment through the kitchen, a second basement is located on the underground garage level and also belongs to the apartment. One or, if needed, several parking spaces are available in the underground garage, and an elevator leads directly to the floor level of the apartment. For further details, information on construction and equipment, or a personal conversation, we are happy to be at your disposal.
Innsbruck, the capital of Tyrol, is the economic and cultural center of Western Austria as a congress and university city. Due to its central location between Northern Italy and Southern Germany, the Alpine city is interesting and valuable in many ways for living. Hungerburg, the highest district of Innsbruck, is situated on a southern plateau at the foot of the Nordkette with breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding mountain panorama. The quiet location and direct connection to the center characterize this district as an ideal and desirable residential area. Whether by bus, the Hungerburgbahn, car, or bicycle, the city center can be reached in just a few minutes. For those who prefer the mountains, countless tours can be embarked on from here or the Nordkettenbahn can be conveniently used to overcome the elevation to the Seegrube. Trails for daring bikers, hiking paths for families, a ski area for powder enthusiasts, a climbing garden for rock acrobats, and a tennis court for hobby athletes all unite here right at the doorstep.
The property is in close proximity to the valley station of the Nordkettenbahn, the Hungerburgbahn, and public transport, characterizing the location of the house. Surrounded by residential buildings, the Theresienkirche to the north, and the Zur Linde kindergarten in the south, the new building is located on the property where the artist Paul Flora lived and worked.
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