Live, Create, Enjoy – Your Luxurious Retreat!

Even upon arrival, a rare feeling emerges—that of having discovered a truly special place. Behind three-meter-high walls, a 1,461 m² property unfolds, naturally offering privacy and a sense of security. The view wanders across the park-like grounds that frame the impressive main house and settles on a secluded garden space, screened by greenery, where the water of the swimming pool sparkles and the covered barbecue area invites you to enjoy long summer evenings with friends over a glass of wine. The history of this estate dates back a long way: as early as 1311, the former grain mill was first mentioned in historical records, at that time powered by the nearby Reiche Liesing river. The foundation of today’s residence was built in 1733 in the late Baroque style—still visible today in the stucco ceilings, the distinctive masonry portal, and the organically evolved structure of the house. The main house extends over two levels with approximately 400 m² of living space, combining historic architecture with generous modern living. Elegant arches and natural stone flooring lend depth and warmth to the ground floor rooms, while the windows repeatedly open up views of the surrounding greenery. The spacious kitchen forms the vibrant heart of the home, while adjoining living salons invite music, conversation, or quiet reading hours. A studio and media room provide space for film nights or creative pursuits. The sauna, with direct access to the pool, becomes a private wellness retreat. Upstairs, a restful retreat unfolds with bedrooms and elegant bathrooms, complemented by children’s or guest rooms as well as practical storage areas. A potential attic conversion offers additional possibilities. Beneath the house lies an impressive vaulted cellar with a wine cellar. Three open fireplaces create an unmistakably cozy atmosphere, especially during the cooler months. A separate outbuilding of around 100 m² offers a wide range of uses—such as a studio, home office, practice, or guest accommodation. The convertible attic in this building allows for the development of an additional approximately 50 m². All of this makes the property an exceptionally versatile place to live and work. Images in the exposé may have been optimized or adapted using AI for illustrative purposes.