Thaliahof: Historic old building shines in new splendor!

Thaliahof: Historic old building shines in new splendor!

In Vienna's 16th district, more precisely on Thaliastrasse, a new residential project is being built that not only impresses with its high-quality furnishings, but also with its historical context. The old building, known as Thaliahof, designed around 1892 by architect Karl Mayreder, was revitalized with great attention to detail. The general renovation has now been completed, resulting in a total of 12 new apartments - 7 old building apartments and 5 attic apartments that combine ideal living.

The living space of these new units varies between approximately 36 and 143 square meters and is equipped with well-thought-out furnishings. Future residents can look forward to balconies, loggias and spacious open spaces that invite you to spend relaxing hours outdoors. Inside, buyers can expect the most modern technology: oak parquet floors, large-format porcelain stoneware tiles, as well as underfloor heating and cooling using an efficient air heat pump from Daikin are just some of the highlights. The sanitary ceramics come from Villeroy & Boch, while fittings from Grohe make the bathrooms shine. A Schindler elevator provides barrier-free access to the upper floors.

Sustainability and modern quality of life

Particularly noteworthy is the sustainable construction method that was taken into account in the revitalization of the historic building. The new plastic insulating glass windows and roof windows with solar-powered shading contribute to energy efficiency. Class 2 security entrance doors and a central locking system provide a reassuring feeling of security within the home.

The location of the Thaliahof also speaks for itself. Thaliastrasse has long since developed into a popular shopping and promenade that boasts over 200 new trees and modern micro-open spaces. In addition to a variety of supermarkets, bakeries, restaurants and cafés, the famous Brunnenmarkt is just a stone's throw away. Educational institutions, such as the HTL Wien West, are also within walking distance, which makes the project particularly attractive for families.

Public transport connections

Another plus point is the excellent connection to the public transport network. The U6 subway line stops directly on Thaliastraße, and it is also easy to change to tram line 46 and bus line 48A. The U3 subway terminus in Ottakring can be reached on foot in just a few minutes, making it much easier to reach the city center.

Overall, the Thaliahof not only offers modern living, but also a successful combination of historical charm and contemporary furnishings, making it an interesting option for future property buyers. The completion of the apartments is eagerly awaited, and many are already excited to see how the project will enrich the diverse neighborhood. Reported today that the Thaliahof is an example of successful living in the city.