A historic, unique gem: the “Strauss Villa,” where Johann Strauss II composed his first waltz

Amid Döbling’s vineyards lies an estate of rare cultural and historical significance. It was here that six-year-old Johann Strauss composed his first waltz in 1831—an unparalleled piece of Vienna’s musical history. On historic grounds, once the summer residence of the Strauss family, the splendor of a bygone era and exclusivity come together to form an extraordinary ensemble. Enjoy its unique atmosphere, tranquility, and panoramic views over Vienna! Experience rooms where tradition and luxurious living blend harmoniously! This unique estate combines historic charm with contemporary living comfort. Set within a park-like orchard, it offers unobstructed panoramic views over the city of Vienna—a place of peace and quality of life.

The swimming pool provides refreshment during the warm season. History is in the air as soon as you enter this house. Here, where the Strauss family once had its residence, a very special magic unfolds—a combination of elegance, culture, and timeless Viennese sophistication. The rooms tell of an era in which music, art, and joie de vivre shaped everyday life. The house’s unmistakable character makes the spirit of times past tangible. Every step through this house is an encounter with a cultural heritage, carried by an atmosphere that cannot be reconstructed, but only experienced.

The main house was built in 1994 and carefully added to the historic building. It impresses with its generous proportions, open-plan design, and light-filled levels. The floor-to-ceiling windows create a bright, airy atmosphere that lends the rooms incomparable charm.

The heart of the house is an elegant salon with a fireplace, complemented by a conservatory and various quiet retreats inviting relaxation and comfort. The sunny and spacious kitchen and dining area, also equipped with an open fireplace, provides room for convivial gatherings and culinary experiences. The house has four comfortable bedrooms, three bathrooms, ample storage space, a wine cellar, a sauna, an attic suitable for conversion, and a spacious basement. Every corner of the house combines modern comfort with timeless sophistication and offers a wide range of possibilities for individual living and stylish entertaining. This estate is more than a home—it is an incomparable cultural heritage.