The spacious 3-room flat offers a living space of around 113 square metres as well as a spacious terrace of around 17.35 square metres, which provides a breathtaking view. Thanks to its south-west orientation, it offers a wonderful view of the majestic Untersberg and allows plenty of sunlight into the rooms. Situated on the first floor of a residential building with only 6 units, the flat is characterised by its quiet location, which creates a relaxed living atmosphere. The open-plan living and dining area has large windows and a high-quality open-plan kitchen, creating an inviting atmosphere. The flat is fitted with first-class oak floorboards and electric blinds, while the modern open-plan kitchen is equipped with Siemens appliances. Both bedrooms offer fitted wardrobes for efficient use of space. There are two bathrooms, one with a shower and the master bedroom with a bath and shower as well as a washing machine connection for added convenience. Underfloor heating, powered by a geothermal heat pump, and a photovoltaic system provide cosy warmth. There are also two underground car parking spaces with charging facilities for electric cars. There is also a large bicycle cellar with a locker and charging facilities for batteries as well as an electric air pump. The running costs, including heating and reserve, amount to a favourable 368 euros. The room height in the flat is around 2.78 metres throughout, with high doors ensuring a spacious feel. A passenger lift provides convenient access from the underground car park to the flat.
The UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic centre of Salzburg is famous for its baroque ensemble of church towers and wide squares. The relaxing side of Salzburg and the surrounding area is particularly evident in its internationally renowned holiday destinations. Anyone who spends a few days in the midst of the majestic Alps, surrounded by magnificent nature with forests, lakes and mountains, will understand why Salzburg is such a great place to live.
Alt-Maxglan is located in the Maxglan district and is considered an insider tip among Salzburg residents. On the one hand, this neighbourhood shines with its absolute proximity to Salzburg's old town - just a 15-minute walk away. Secondly, the surrounding shops are within easy walking distance. In addition, the motorway access to Munich and Vienna is only a few minutes away by car. Salzburg Airport can be reached in approx. 10 minutes by car.
Maxglan lies south of the Salzach river and borders Lehen to the west, Siezenheim to the south and the district of Salzburg-Süd to the east. Maxglan was once an independent village and was later incorporated into the city of Salzburg. The district is characterised by a mixture of residential areas, commercial areas and green spaces. Historically, Maxglan was an agricultural area, but over time it has developed into an urban neighbourhood. One of the most famous sights in Maxglan is the Maxglan parish church, a baroque church built in the 17th century and known for its impressive architecture.
The brokerage contract with us and/or our agent is concluded through a written agreement or through the use of our brokerage services on the basis of the property exposé and its conditions. The buyer's commission amounting to 3% of the purchase price plus VAT at the respective statutory rate is due for payment upon conclusion of the brokered contract. All costs, taxes, levies and fees (e.g. attorney and notary fees, land transfer tax, registration fee) shall be borne by the purchaser.