Exclusive penthouse apartment for rent in Innsbruck, with mountain views, available from December 1st, 2026.

This high-quality apartment, located on the top floor, impresses with its optimal southwest orientation, generous outdoor spaces, and exceptionally bright living environment. The apartment includes a spacious terrace facing southwest, as well as a balcony facing northeast. This allows you to enjoy both the morning and evening sun. The northeast-facing balcony also features a raised garden bed, which is ideal for growing herbs, vegetables, or fruits. The apartment is located on the top floor and boasts ceiling heights of up to 3.60 meters, creating a particularly open and spacious living feel. Large windows provide ample natural light. Light oak parquet flooring enhances the high-quality character of the apartment. The centerpiece is the open-plan living and dining area, featuring an exclusive designer kitchen. The living room furniture is stylistically coordinated with the kitchen, creating a harmonious overall impression. From the dining area, you can enjoy a stunning panoramic view of the Patscherkofel mountain, the Stubaier Alps, the Serles mountain, Ambras Castle, the Bergisel ski jump, as well as the Sill and Inn rivers. The apartment is accessed through an attractively designed entrance hall. The open-plan living area offers direct access to both the terrace and the balcony. The layout includes:
two spacious bedrooms
one bathroom
a wardrobe
a separate guest toilet with a washing machine connection
an open-plan living and dining area with a kitchen
a terrace and a balcony
The attic floor is conveniently accessible by elevator.

The apartment is located in Innsbruck, in a convenient location with excellent access to the city center.

The nearest bus stop is only about 100 meters from the apartment and is reachable within a two-minute walk. Buses lines 502 and 504 run at short intervals of approximately 15 minutes. In addition, regional buses on lines 4169 and 4132 also stop at the bus stop.

The journey to the center of Innsbruck by public transport takes approximately eight minutes.

Furthermore, a bicycle path runs directly in front of the building, leading along the Inn river towards the city center. At a leisurely pace, the city center can be reached by bicycle in about ten minutes.

The location offers excellent access to the city center while also providing a high quality of life and recreational opportunities.