Prestigious Classic Office in Prime City Location – 207 m² near Wollzeile

1010 Wien

Description

Property Description: This spacious office space is available for rent in a magnificent classic Viennese building ("Altbau") in the heart of the 1st district. Located on the 2nd floor, the unit impresses with its traditional charm and expansive layout. Spanning a total area of approximately 207 m², the space features five bright rooms, providing ideal conditions for a prestigious working environment.

The premises are characterized by typical "Altbau" features: impressive ceiling heights and very large window fronts ensure a light-flooded atmosphere. High-quality herringbone parquet flooring in the main rooms emphasizes the elegance of the property.

Amenities:

  • Area: approx. 206.94 m² on the 2nd floor
  • Rooms: 5 spacious rooms (ideal for private or team offices)
  • Flooring: Classic herringbone parquet
  • Light: Bright, large windows thanks to the prominent corner location
  • Sanitary: 2 separate restrooms (ideal for separate use by men/women)
  • Condition: Well-maintained classic building with high ceilings

Location: The location near Wollzeile is one of the most sought-after addresses in Vienna's city center. Situated in a prestigious corner building, the office offers excellent visibility and natural light. The immediate area provides a first-class selection of restaurants for business meetings as well as excellent infrastructure. Public transport connections (U1, U3 Stephansplatz/Stubentor) are just a few minutes' walk away.

Summary: This property combines historic flair with functional size and one of Vienna’s best locations. It is ideal for law firms, agencies, or companies that value a prestigious representative office.

Amenities

  • guest toilet

Infrastructure/distances (POIs)

Transport

  • Bus 500 m
  • Subway 500 m
  • Tram / bus 500 m

Health

  • Doctor 500 m
  • Pharmacy 500 m
  • Clinic 500 m
  • Hospital 1000 m

Others

  • ATM 500 m
  • Bank 500 m
  • Police 500 m

Stated distance as the crow flies / source: OpenStreetMap