The 4.5-room condominium for sale with a south-facing balcony and a living space of approx. 114 m² is located on the second floor of a residential building built in 1963/64. In a partial modification of the building permit from 1962, in the course of completion, according to the plans of the architect Prachensky, the attic space adjoining the apartment was expanded, added to the apartment and adjusted in the utility value report at the Innsbruck District Court.
Various renovation work has been carried out on the house in the past, such as: new oil central heating, replacement of the intercom system, basement lighting and adaptation of the staircase according to currently applicable regulations. A balcony renovation with an increase of the railing to the appropriate minimum height is planned for 2024, which will be covered by the condominium association's reserve account.
The apartment itself was fundamentally renovated in 2000/01: the electrical system was replaced and RCD-switches were installed, new kitchen and bathrooms were installed, double-glazed thermal windows were installed and the parquet floors were sanded or re-laid. Most recently a new dishwasher and refrigerator were purchased and a new awning was installed on the south-facing balcony.
Divided into 4.5 rooms, on one side of the entrance hall, the apartment has a south-facing living-dining room with access to the balcony and a large hatch to the kitchen, followed by a bathroom with a bathtub and a large bedroom on the north side.
On the other side of the entrance hall you reach another south-facing bedroom, a small bathroom with shower, an open cabinet in the dormer that can be used as an office and another bedroom on the north side. This part of the apartment has a sloping roof, which was taken into account in the evaluation of the utility value report and has a positive effect on the operating costs, which are currently only € 370,- per month.
The apartment also has its own cellar compartment and a laundry drying room and a ski cellar are available in the common areas. There is no passenger elevator available.
Parking is regulated by an easement agreement in the open parking area north of the house where unassigned parking spaces can be used.
See for yourself the potential of this charming apartment during a viewing with E&V! Not a leisure residence.
The south-facing condominium is located at the end of a quiet dead end street, with a wonderful view over an undeveloped field and the surrounding mountains, just 900 m walk east of the village square. With very good bus and train connections at the nearby train station, and only 400 m as the crow flies from the Rosshütte Seefeld ski area, this apartment is an ideal main residence for a family.
The 3,400-inhabitant community of Seefeld combines the traditional Tyrolean charm of an Alpine holiday village with sophisticated, international flair and a high quality of life for local residents. The pedestrian zone with its family boutiques invites you to shop and stroll. A sports and congress center, an adventure pool with wellness, tennis and golf facilities, an Alpine-style casino and a diverse range of restaurants round off the townscape. With an impressive natural backdrop between the Wetterstein Mountains and Karwendel and a varied range of leisure activities, the Seefeld high plateau impresses as both a holiday and residential paradise in the middle of the Tyrolean Alps with living tradition and authentic Tyrolean warmth. In the Seefeld region, the Alps are truly unique: they surround nature instead of taking over it. The extended hours of sunshine also bring new energy - due to the special location on the high plateau that is open to the south at 1,200 m above sea level. In winter, seemingly endless kilometers of cross-country ski trails and hiking trails connect the region. Whether on foot, on skis, on a toboggan or comfortably with the next gondola - the winter hiking trails, cross-country ski trails and slopes are just waiting to be conquered! The mountain summer offers a variety of leisure activities, such as the Karwendel Nature Park, countless cycling and hiking trails, clear mountain lakes, lush meadows and cozy alpine pastures and huts. You don’t just live here – you’re “at home” here!
There are good train connections to Seefeld from Munich and Innsbruck and there are excellent connections to the region by car from all four directions:
South – from the Brenner motorway A13 to the A12.
East/West – via the A12; Telfs Ost or Zirl exit.
North – from Munich via A95 and B2 in approx. 1.5 hours.
Innsbruck Airport – only about 25 minutes by car.
Munich Airport – approx. 120 minutes by car.
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