Description
Neuwaldegg Palace was built in 1765 for Moritz Duke Lucy, Field Marshal to Regent Maria Theresa and advisor to Emperor Joseph II. In 1801, the palace passed into the ownership of the Schwarzenberg family, who owned the property until 1951, when the Archdiocese of Vienna became the new owner. The palace has been privately owned since 2001. It has been completely renovated and is set within a magnificent Baroque garden overlooking St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna.
The main building comprises 6–8 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and adjoining closets, as well as a fitness room, sauna, steam room, wine cellar, library, several living rooms, etc. The master suite (approx. 120 m²) features adjoining closets and an onyx bathroom.
The adjoining building accommodates 4 spacious guest units, each comprising 2–3 bedrooms (in total, the adjoining building offers 8–10 bedrooms with en-suite marble bathrooms).
The gatehouse has also been completely renovated and furnished. It comprises an additional 3 bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and all ancillary rooms. The park grounds also feature a pavilion, a swimming pond, and a large outdoor swimming pool with terraces, a barbecue area, and a fire pit.
Living area of the palace: approx. 2,048.83 m²
Living area of the adjoining building: approx. 1,545 m²
Living area of the gatehouse: approx. 362.81 m²
Well house: approx. 36.77 m²
Pool house: approx. 19.23 m²
Plot area: approx. 23,000 m²
An Energy Performance Certificate (including the total energy efficiency factor, fGEE, and heating demand, HWB) has not yet been provided by the landlord/seller despite having been informed of the general obligation to provide such a certificate and will be submitted upon completion.
The information provided by us is based on information and statements supplied by third parties, in particular the sellers, and is therefore provided without guarantee.
