City property – The Art of Living

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Object Nr.: 09638

Salzburg-Andräviertel/New Town

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Whether you are looking for a light-filled studio, an inspiring space for a professional practice or a stylish office for a creative business, this charming city property is a rare find. Set within a historic townhouse dating from the second half of the 17th century in Salzburg’s Andräviertel, its beautiful barrel-vaulted interior gives it a character all its own.

This prime Mirabell location combines the charm of Salzburg’s historic architecture with the energy of city life, placing a wealth of cultural and culinary attractions on the doorstep. Shops, elegant boutiques, cafés, restaurants, doctors, pharmacies and public transport are all close by, while Getreidegasse, Linzer Gasse and the picturesque banks of the Salzach are just a short stroll away.

At the heart of the property is a beautiful barrel-vaulted room, a remarkably well-preserved early Baroque space that once formed part of the estate manager’s quarters. Large traditional box windows on two sides fill the interior with natural light, while deep marble window sills are perfect for displaying art, plants and decorative pieces. The main room can be accessed from either side. On one side are a fully equipped kitchen and an attractive shower room with a separate WC; on the other, a small kitchenette and an additional WC. With two separate entrances, the property lends itself to a variety of uses. The property is currently designated for commercial use, with the possibility of conversion to residential use. HWB 102