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Living in the countryside with proximity to Vienna

2191 Schrick Lower Austria Austria
Type:
Family house
Sale price:
152.000 EUR
Land area:
669m²
Effective area:
120m²

Due to its proximity to Vienna, the cadastral municipality of Schrick is becoming increasingly popular with people who want to spend their lives in the countryside and in peace and quiet, yet still appreciate the proximity to the city of Vienna.

The historical village of Schrick is the second largest cadastral municipality of the market town of Gaweinstal and is located in the middle of the Weinviertel. The market town not only impresses with its beautiful vineyards and natural landscapes, but also offers its residents a very good infrastructure, ranging from leisure and sports facilities to all businesses for daily needs, local amenities and restaurants.

Schrick is located about 30 kilometres north of Vienna and can be reached in about 30 minutes thanks to the excellent road connections (A5 motorway, B7 federal road). In addition, Schrick is connected to Vienna by a bus connection within walking distance of the property.

The single-family house was built on a rectangular, level plot and represents an L-shaped structure. The street-side wing of the house dates from the first half of the 20th century. The east-facing extension was approved in 2000. In the garden there is a pool, which receives sunlight all day long due to its east-west orientation. Part of the house needs contemporary adaptation work.