Hauensteinhof
A mindful design and space concept, tailored to the venerable house, with accented wooden details such as wooden floors and wooden windows, supports its character without changing it too much: on the contrary, it emphasizes its origin and leads it into a vibrant future.
Thus, Hauensteinhof offers thirteen subsidized rental apartments across two floors, ranging from 35 to 90m2; two of them in the attic and a 30m2 community room, all comfortably heated via district heating in winter.
The 2-room rental apartment is 56m² with a beautiful balcony view of greenery. It is south-facing, and the balcony is placed to the east. It features an entrance hall, a fully equipped kitchen with all appliances, 1 bedroom, a bathroom/WC with a shower cabin, washbasin, and washing machine connection, and TV-internet cabling.
A parking space is included in the rent. An e-bike station is available for all tenants.
The apartment is equipped with accented wooden details such as wooden floors and wooden windows, high-quality parquet floors, and neutrally tiled sanitary rooms.
The rent includes operating costs but not heating. The apartments are heated via district heating.
The house is connected to a fiber optic line, enabling very fast internet.
Further available rental apartments can be found at https://caredliving.at/hauensteinhof/
The rental of subsidized apartments must primarily be to eligible individuals in the form of indefinite main rental contracts.
An eligible individual is a person who:
is of legal age
whose annual income (family income) does not exceed 40,800 euros. This amount increases by 50% for the second person living in the household and by 5,400 euros for each additional person
commits to using the subsidized apartment exclusively to satisfy their urgent housing needs regularly
commits to relinquishing their rights to a previously used apartment to satisfy their urgent housing needs within 6 months of moving into the subsidized apartment.
Please note that there is an economic relationship with participation under company law between the broker and the client.
The broker declares that – contrary to the common practice of dual brokerage in the real estate industry – they only work for the landlord.
