Bright city apartment - between main square/train station in Amstetten
We would like to point out that there is a familial or economic close relationship between the broker and the third party to be brokered.
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Top modernized city apartment in Amstetten
renovated town house, the charming 51.45 m² is located on the 1st floor (without elevator)
nice apartment for couples or singles who want short distances in the city or want to manage without a car
entrance hall
living area with kitchen corner (furnished with kitchen without fixture payment)
sleeping room
toilet
bathroom with window / shower and bathtub
storage room with gas central heating / hot water
cellar storage room
parking space can be rented separately or public parking available
Deposit: € 2,100,--
Monthly rent: € 684.59 including operating costs / gas and electricity extra
We would like to point out that there is a familial or economic close relationship between the broker and the third party to be brokered.
The real estate agent declares that, contrary to the usual practice in the real estate industry of dual agency, he is solely working for the landlord.
The apartment is centrally located between the main square and the train station in Amstetten. Doctor, pharmacy, clinic, and hospital are just as quickly accessible as schools, kindergarten, and shopping facilities. Banks, post office, police as well as bus and train connections are also nearby – ideal for a comfortable everyday life.
Automatically translated from the provider’s German description.
What living here is like
data by wohnwahn
Approximate locationMore topics above
By train and bus 28 minutes to St. Pölten, door to door.
How we know this
Travel time from a weekday timetable, including the walk to the stop and changes.
Within walking distance there are about 3048 departures on a weekday.
Railway, quiet: under 55 dB by day, 45–49 dB at night.
quiet
audible
elevated
loud
very loud
at the building
How we know this
Railway. Not unusual for a residential area.
That is below the Austrian action level, but above what the World Health Organization recommends.
Official noise map of the Austrian federal government (laerminfo.at), 2022 survey
Heat load of the area: very high.
very low
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moderate
high
very high
the area outside, on a fixed scale (not compared with the town)
How we know this
calculated from official soil sealing data (Copernicus) and the climate series (GeoSphere)
Supermarket, dentist, pharmacy and school within 250 m.
1PENNYSupermarket250 m
2Dr. med. univ. Theresia Wiesinger-KollrosDentist50 m
3Mariahilf-ApothekePharmacy100 m
4Volksschule Preinsbacher StraßeSchool150 m
5Kindergarten SchulstraßeKindergarten250 m
6Chivas CafeRestaurant/café100 m
How we know this
Straight-line distance from the approximate location, rounded to 50 m. If something is missing from the list, that does not mean it does not exist here.
Amenities from OpenStreetMap
Approximate location, within about 250 m. The provider gives the exact address.
* from the provider’s description, not confirmed as a separate field
What it costs
Rent without operating costs
€ 569
Operating costs
€ 115
Total rent
€ 684
Commission
none (commission-free)
Heating energy per year: ≈ 4,750 kWh. gas, 9 to 13 cents per kWh: roughly € 430 to € 620 a year for space heating. Hot water, standing charges and billing come on top. Calculated, not measured.
€ 13.29 per m² per month. We have no reliable comparison group here to place the price.
Heating energy per year: ≈ 4,750 kWh. gas, 9 to 13 cents per kWh: roughly € 430 to € 620 a year for space heating. Hot water, standing charges and billing come on top.
From the energy certificate, assuming a standard winter and standard use. Good for comparing, not a forecast of your bill.
Where does the information come from?
Transit: Timetables Data source: Mobilitätsverbünde Österreich OG – data.mobilitaetsverbuende.at
Noise: Official noise map of the Austrian federal government (laerminfo.at), 2022 survey
Summer: calculated from official soil sealing data (Copernicus) and the climate series (GeoSphere)