Just like all the other houses on this beautiful and quiet dead-end street, also this house was planned and designed by the two renowned architects Helmer and Fellmer. Here again the building ows its attractive look to the beautifully structured and decorated façade and the street-facing tympanum. One enters the building through a frontyard, a special feature of all the houses on this street. The old structure of the house has been carefully renovated; the attic floor boasts a modern penthouse. The apartments on all floors are upgraded by courtyard-facing balconies causing a light-flooded, open atmosphere.

The charming corner apartment house on Hofmühlgasse 9 used to have two floors in the past. Located in a protection zone, it underwent renovations and adaptations. Based on the architecture of Hotel Triest, the focus was on creating harmony between historical features and modern design. In the course of this process the late Biedermeier building received three additional floors and it is now a combination of old and new. The apartments are bright, friendly and comfortable. Most of them have balconies as well. The lofts on the attic floor are equipped with wonderful large terraces. Looking down to the beautiful green inner courtyard from the rear windows makes residents forget the city’s hustle and bustle immediately. Also the park in front of the building guarantees a green and quiet location. This top location with fantastic flair meets even the greatest demands: Naschmarkt and Mariahilfer Strasse are within walking distance, the subway stations of U3 and U4 are in the immediate vicinity, and a public garage was finished in the fall of 2006. This perfect infrastructure provides for a very special living experience.

Located in the immediate vicinity of the Vienna State Opera, this gorgeous corner apartment house on Mahlerstrasse 9 in Vienna’s first district was built after the plans of architect Ferdinand Schlaf in 1868. This location (at the corner Akademiestrasse) is without doubt among the most prominent and central ones in Vienna. It therefore doesn’t come as a surprise that this area boasts an especially high number of 5-star hotels (Sacher, Grand, Bristol, The Ring, etc.)

In addition to perfect access to the public transportation system, the entire range of downtown Vienna’s art and culture attractions are more or less within walking distance. Easy and comfortable parking is offered by the numerous garages in the vicinity. Across the street, the Ringstrassengalerien offer numerous shopping opportunities and there are lots of restaurats and bars providing a wide range of culinary attractions in the neighborhood. Despite its central location Mahlerstrasse is a quiet street. Residents are not troubled by the noise of close-by Ringstrasse.

The former Lictona Factory on Zirkusgasse has always been famed as a fashion and design center. The factory was built in the late 19th century, clearly representing continuity due to the ongoing creativity inside. Now, the former factory has been remodelled into 28 exceptional and most diverse apartments. The carefully preserved steel-frame construction combined with state-of-the-art architecture creates a very special flair and a positive effect on those who live here. You won’t find a place anywhere else where “living in the green” and “modern industrial style” are less contradictory than here. Whether you live in a maisonette, in one of the atrium houses, in a loft or in one of the Sky Cubes – you live wonderfully in all of them.

Elegant representations of historical buildings surrounded by state-of-the-art establishments – diversity of styles and most various features as logical and consistent expression of elegance: The project Romantikpark Belvedere would have combined history, luxury and modernity, manifesting itself in numerous attractions such as golf course, pool or exquisite restaurant for the Viennese and tourists alike - and all that against the backdrop of picturesque and historical buildings and locations. Apart from the above-mentioned establishments it was planned to create an abundance of green areas, extend the tennis club bulidings and open numerous wellness facilites in this renowned fantastic ambience. Also the ancient “Stöckl”, once home to Anton Bruckner, would have received a facelift to become a modern club location. Furthermore, a cocktail bar and an exquisite restaurant with large terrace were planned for the park area. The “barrette” – a direct connection between Prinz-Eugen-Strasse and Belvedere – with a quiet café and a terrific view of the park would have offered the ideal setting for a venue of rest and relaxation. However, due to irreconcilable differences between the SSIA and the land owner the project was not pursued after the planning stage.

The object Steingasse 23 is a positive exception among today’s predominant monotonous architecture and a true oasis of tranquillity in one of the safest capitals of the world. The Old Viennese “Fuhrwerkerhaus” with large inner courtyard combines the structure of an old, stylish Biedermeier house with modern-day, state-of-the-art comfort in an exceptionally tasteful manner. Reconstruction and refurbishment were fully devoted to the preservation of the old building, while the charming inner courtyard – in coordination with the Vienna public park authorities – was provided with green areas according to the house’s original style and received a decorative fountain. Additionally, the attic floor was extended and a small sun terrace was added. The object adapted according to Feng Shui principles has good access to the public transportation system. State-of-the-art offices as well as apartments create an exceptionally attractive living space.

The three-story late Biedermeier house is located amidst the popular Freihausviertel, at the border between Vienna’s fourth and first district. Together with the Fachbeirat für Stadtplanung und Stadtgestaltung (Expert Advisory Committee for City Planning) the development of the building at the crossroads Operngasse, Schleifmühlgasse and Margaretenstrasse was planned in long and difficult stages. While the focus was on preserving the old structures, they should at the same time harmonize in style with modern architecture. The original building’s low height called for a modern extension. As a result, an attractive, coherent object combining historical and present-day features emerged. All apartments have beautiful terraces, a fantastic view of the Viennese Naschmarkt und guarantee tranquil living in urban space.

After renovation and the addition of a state-of-the-art, airy and elegant glass/aluminium construction the gorgeous Gründerzeit house at the corner Karlsplatz/Paniglgasse close to Ressel Park in the heart of Vienna now offers a fantastic view of Musikverein, Karlskirche and our capital’s landmark St. Stephen’s Cathedral. The building accommodates large representative apartments. All of them have been carefully renovated and extended by courtyard-facing balconies and terraces. Both architectural levels create a very special atmosphere and flair. The structured façade and an idyllic turret are the main features of this traditional house, leaving a permanent impression on Vienna’s city architecture. Its central location, the perfect access to Vienna’s public transportation system as well as a swimming pool and sauna on the building’s roof all add up to a further upgrade of the available infrastructure.

Elegant apartments have been adapted in modern style in this more than 200-year- old Biedermeier house. The immediate vicinity of popular Naschmarkt and U4 subway station Kettenbrückengasse within walking distance are only a few of the many advantages of the new investment apartments on Franzensgasse 14 in Vienna’s fifth district. Whether you are looking for a safe and tax-saving investment  or a cozy apartment for you and your family, with this excellent location near Vienna’s downtown und its state-of-the-art equipment the object Franzensgasse 14 is an ideal investment opportunity.

Schlossquadrat is the name of the neighborhood around Schlossgasse in Vienna’s fifth district Margareten, where a lively restaurant and bar scene has sprung to life. In coordination with MA 19, Vienna’s building authority, the Biedermeier house located in a protection zone has been completely renovated, while the architecture of the original street front has been maintained.  The courtyard side of the house now features old Viennese “Pawlatschen” architecture. The area is thus extended to some 900 m2 (9687 sq ft) with additional large terraces.

The three-story apartment house on Rüdigergasse has been completely renovated. By an annex on the courtyard side it was accordingly adapted and extended. In the course of the renovation process the entire courtyard side received light-flooded loggias upgrading the apartments. The building offers garage space and perfectly blends in Rüdigergasse – all the houses on this street underwent renovation in the past. While the house is not located in a protection zone, its former look was reinstalled voluntarily. The optimal infrastructure, including central location, close vicinity to traditional Viennese Naschmarkt, the popular restaurant “Motto” and easy access to Vienna’s subway network, offers the ideal setting for supreme urban living. While the apartments on Rüdigergasse were small and compact in the past, they are now upscale large residences within the high-end segment.

The landmarked house on Ziegelofengasse 5 is located in the heart of Vienna’s fifth district. In 2000, the Sans Souci Immobilienanlagen GmbH held parallel negotiations about the purchase of the renovated object with the four owners and, respectively, about a long-term leasing agreement with close-by SVA (Social Insurance for the Trade). With great sensitivity the SSIA carried out a complete refurbishment of the property in danger of collapse. In the course of the refurbishment process the building was excavated to its foundations and, in coordination with SVA, adapted according to the most state-of-the-art criteria. Subsequently, an annex was added. Thanks to refurbishing and the annex the building’s floor space tripled. Within only eight months and upon signing the purchase and lease agreement, SVA moved in the building. In 2006 SSIA sold the overall project plus SVA’s long-term lease agreement to Conesty AG that turned it into a holding.

The former factory of ornamental trimmings is located on Andreasgasse 9, in the immediate vicinity of Mariahilfer Strasse and Neubaugasse. The top location of the house owned by a family for more than a hundred years is opposite Andreas Park and next to the Imperial Furniture Collection. It also has excellent access to the public transportation system (subway U3, buses 13A and 14A). The two-story house in the form of a Biedermeier square-shaped farmhouse has been completely refurbished, two stories have been added. Courtyard-facing apartments were partially developed with historic “Pawlatschen” corridors lending a very special flair to the large inner courtyard. The object was further upgraded by the integration of an elevator and large balconies or terraces, from where residents can also experience the inner courtyard’s atmosphere.

The object on Michelbeuerngasse 4a is located in the heart of Vienna’s ninth district, bordering Arne Karlsson Park. The house was completely renovated. A light, lucid glass/aluminium construction clearly distinguishing itself from the remaining masonry sets a successful architectural counterpoint. What is also remarkable about this object is the new interpretation of the old Viennese “Pawlatschen” corridors lending a special ambience and unique aura to the building. All the apartments have balconies or terraces, and a beautiful inner courtyard is an oasis of tranquillity for intimate moments. The completed extension of the rooftop opens up a fantastic view of the Viennese local mountain, the Kahlenberg. If you care for modern living in historical ambience, you will truly enjoy Michelbeuerngasse 4a.

The object on Klederinger Strasse 174 is a symbiosis between old rural structures and a modern contemporary ambience. The top priority of this project was the preservation and refurbishment of the 300-year-old farmhouse and a former blacksmith’s workshop as well as maintaining the character of the protection zone. The typical atmosphere of this part of the city, with its natural and historic features, structures and functions, needed to be guaranteed.  A modern hall construction was built above the farmhouse, lending grandeur and diversity to the object, while perfectly blending in the existing structures. From the exterior, the building has a rural look; inside it is open, transparent, bright and ample -  the true home for exceptional demands.