Exclusive Alpine retreat with south-facing terrace and mountain panorama

This impressive K-style detached house, situated on a slightly elevated, panoramic site with a south-facing orientation, is located in one of Seefeld's most desirable residential areas. The village center is just 950 meters away, making the house relatively central yet pleasantly quiet, situated in a cul-de-sac. Seefeld train station is also approximately 950 meters away. The town of Seefeld in Tyrol, with its 3,600 inhabitants, combines the traditional Tyrolean charm of an alpine holiday village with sophisticated, international flair. The pedestrian zone, with its family-run boutiques, invites visitors to shop and stroll. Golf courses, a sports and congress center, an adventure pool with wellness facilities, an alpine-style casino, and a diverse range of restaurants complete the town's appeal. With its breathtaking natural scenery between the Wetterstein and Karwendel mountain ranges and a wide variety of leisure activities, Seefeld – Tyrol's most popular high plateau – is a year-round destination that delights both vacationers and residents alike, offering a haven of tradition and authentic Tyrolean hospitality amidst the Tyrolean Alps. The extensive hours of sunshine also bring renewed energy – thanks to its unique location on a south-facing high plateau at an altitude of 1,200 meters. As a venue for international winter sports events, Seefeld boasts 245 kilometers of groomed cross-country ski trails and 600,000 square meters of downhill skiing with 34 cable cars and lifts, as well as 26 kilometers of perfectly groomed alpine slopes. It also offers an extensive public transport infrastructure that is available to hikers, climbers, and bikers in the summer. Seefeld is easily accessible by train from Munich and Innsbruck, and by car from all four directions: From Innsbruck Central Station to Seefeld 36 minutes by S6 train. From the north: from Munich via the A95 and B2 in approx. 1.5 hours. From the east/west: via the A12; exit at Telfs East or Zirl. From the south: from the Brenner motorway onto the A12. From Innsbruck Airport, it's about a 25-minute taxi ride.