Large, park-like and imaginative property with charming house

There are probably many interesting residential properties for sale in Linz, but only a few in a central location that also have a very large plot of land (2728 m2). It has always been very well maintained by the owners, planted accordingly and has an older stock of trees, giving it a park-like character. With a swimming pool, a pergola (each in need of renovation) and a tool shed, structures have been created that provide a liveable environment and can be developed into a new bloom. This plot size is a somewhat unique selling point.

Plots of land cannot be multiplied, so they retain their value and at the same time represent a certain financial investment (€ 900 per m2 was paid within a reasonable distance). Nevertheless, this plot was valued very carefully, is attractively priced and naturally dominates the sales price due to its size.

The property is located in Linz Urfahr on Freistädterstraße, with a bus stop nearby. It has good transport links and yet has secluded and relatively quiet areas.

The house has a charming appearance, was built in 1927 and completely renovated in 1979 (full thermal insulation, contemporary windows with double glazing, a terrace with a basement of approx. 30 m2 added, etc.) and is in a good state of repair. The living space is approx. 140 m2, which can be extended by adding an extension, and the attached terrace would lend itself very well to an extension. The garage offers space for 2 cars.

In principle, this property would also be very suitable for a freelancer, who could ideally combine professional use (office, surgery....) with private living on this property.

Due to the urban location, a multi-storey residential building is also possible, so that this property could be of interest to a property developer (feasibility study for high-density development available) - operational development is also conceivable.

This property therefore has potential for multiple uses.

9.5.2025
PS: Private sale, therefore no broker's commission