Historical building on the Bisamberg becomes attractive apartments!

Historical building on the Bisamberg becomes attractive apartments!

In Anton-Böck-Gasse 14a at the foot of the Bisamberg, a fascinating residential project is created that combines history and the future. JP Immobilien plans the comprehensive renovation of an empty building from 1848, which was once used as an outbuilding of the Marienheim. A total of 49 new residential units are to be created, including eight luxurious attic apartments with impressive room heights of up to 4 meters. Daniel Jelitzka, co -owner of JP Immobilien, was enthusiastic about the project: "In this project, a charming feel -good place for an impressive story meets this project." The historical ambience is supplemented by a newly built underground car park in the eastern courtyard, which increases the attractiveness for future inhabitants, such as the APA-OTS reported.

a new cultural contact point in Vienna

But Jelitzka doesn't just think of living space. His heart also beats for culture: In another project, he plans to revive the "Gschwandner", a historical amusement facility in Vienna hernals. The aim is to use this place as a platform for cultural events of all kinds. He emphasizes: "We bought the establishment to revive it. It is not a commercial project, but passion." This initiative shows Jelitzka's commitment to the city of Vienna, which means a lot to him, as the Immobilien-medaction.com

The two managing directors of JP Immobilien, Daniel Jelitzka and Reza Akhavan, are not only in the living space design, but also in creating unique cultural experiences. With a clear commitment to quality, be it in the living segment or in culture, they show that they act both economically and socially. Vienna is at an ever higher level of quality of life, with Jelitzka convinced that the city still has a lot of potential for increasing price in international comparison.