Property with spacious plot in a prime panoramic location

€1,395,000

707 m² Plot surface

Description

This fantastically situated property is located in one of the most most exclusive and quiet residential area of St. Johann in Tirol. Built in 1966, the house has been continuously extended over the years continuously extended over the years. With a generous total area of around 348 m², the old building extends over three floors and offers plenty of space. The old building has five spacious bedrooms and four bathrooms. A particular highlight of this property is the breathtaking view view that opens up from almost every point of the house. You directly over St. Johann and on to the majestic Kitzbüheler Horn. Kitzbüheler Horn. In the background rises the imposing Wilder Kaiser Kaiser rises in the background, creating an unrivalled Alpine backdrop. Thanks to the optimal southern orientation, you can also enjoy plenty of sunlight throughout the day. The property itself offers many possible uses. Whether as a a prestigious family home, a retreat for those seeking peace and quiet or as an investment property in one of the most sought-after regions of Tyrol - the the versatility of this property leaves nothing to be desired. To summarise, this property combines an outstanding location, idyllic tranquillity and fantastic views. It offers you the rare opportunity to acquire a property in one of the most sought-after residential areas of St. Johann, which impresses with its great potential.

Features

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Engel & Völkers Kitzbühel

+43 535 671 615

Your advisor: Thomas Noichl

Property ID: W-02XEW2

Location: Sankt Johann, Tyrol

St. Johann in Tirol lies in the broad basin of the Leuken Valley at the foot of the ‘Wilder Kaiser Mountains’ and the ‘Kitzbüheler Horn’ in the centre of the district of Kitzbühel and has a first-class infrastructure. In winter and summer, the Kitzbühel Alps holiday region benefits from plenty of sunshine and a landscape that is virtually predestined for the practice of numerous sports. Golfers, cyclists, climbers and hikers in particular will find a wide range of high-quality activities on offer. Ten golf courses within a radius of 30 kilometres, numerous hiking and cycling trails as well as bathing lakes and swimming pools offer recreation in one of the most charming landscapes in Tyrol. The family-friendly ski area of St. Johann in Tirol with 17 ski lifts and 43 kilometres of pistes, plus the 3 top ski areas in Austria, Kitzbühel, Skiwelt Wilder Kaiser Brixental and Fieberbrunn/Saalbach-Hinterglemm, can be reached in approx. 15 minutes by car. The fantastic wide valley basin in St. Johann in Tirol offers an excellent network of cross-country ski trails and wonderful winter hiking paths, ice skating rinks and much more. Outstanding traditional, regional and international cuisine, numerous festivals and sporting events and the particularly warm hospitality make the region a popular holiday destination, which has already become home to many through the purchase of a property. Salzburg, Munich and Innsbruck can be reached in around an hour. The town of Kitzbühel is approx. 10 minutes by car from St. Johann in Tirol.

Commission details

All information is without guarantee and is based exclusively on information provided to us by our client. We assume no guarantee for the completeness, correctness or up-to-dateness of this information. The property is subject to prior sale. Land transfer tax, contract preparation costs, notary and land registry costs are to be borne by the buyer. We are at your disposal with further information. The brokerage contract with us is concluded by written agreement or by the use of our brokerage services. Should the property referred by us already be known, please inform us immediately. The brokerage fee of 3% on the total purchase price plus the statutory value added tax of (currently) 20% is due upon conclusion of the contract and is payable by the buyer to Engel & Völkers Kitzbühel GmbH. In the event that the property is rented out, we refer to the „Bestellerprinzip“ or the statutory provisions with regard to the commission then due.