I. Innere Stadt · Food & drink

Gastro premises in city center | Sackstraße 14

AgentImmoContract

Rent€ 1,436 /month

Area143.5 m²

€/m²€ 10

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What defines this space

Flood zone100-year zone
Footfall100/100
Traffic noisequiet
Greenpark 52 m away

prime footfall (100/100)
Everyday infrastructure: excellent

Sackstraße 14, 8010 GrazI. Innere Stadt

Description from the provider

Welcome to Graz!

Please note that the premises have been completely cleared of furnishings!

Currently, they are only suitable for restaurant operations to a limited extent, as all relevant connections are located in the entrance area.

Sackstraße 14

Automatically translated from the provider’s German description.

Key facts

Rent€ 1,436

Operating costs€ 192

Total (warm)€ 1,628

UseFood & drink

Area143.5 m²

€/m²€ 10

DistrictI. Innere Stadt

HeatingGas

Deposit (about 3.8 months' rent)€ 5,499

LeaseOpen-ended

Available fromnach Absprache

Online6 days ago

With the provider sinceJuly 202425 months

Energy certificateEHWB 138 (E) · fGEE 1.46 (C)

Price per m² and total (warm): calculated by wohnwahn.

Features

Outdoor seating

Floor plan

How the provider drew the flat. Tap to enlarge.

Space & fittings

ZoningKerngebietBusiness district: retail, food & drink and offices are expressly intended here.official zoning plan · guidance, not legal advice

What we know about this location

Measured, dated and traceable. You will not find these figures in a listing.

The area · lively, yet quietShops and places to eat are part of the street here. And it stays quiet with it, which is the exception in a lively spot.

Source and method

liveliness from shops, food, services and transit frequency around this spot

Public transport nearby

Loading stops …

Source and method

The nearest stop per mode, with the real weekday frequency. Walking time is routed through the street network, not measured as the crow flies. Source: timetable data from Verbund Steiermark, ÖBB · walking time via the OpenStreetMap network

Catchment area

How many people can reach this space by public transport (weekday morning): the location’s customer potential.

Calculating …

Source and method

Estimated from the building density within reach (travel-time router, transit). No portal shows this.

Traffic noise

quietno mapped traffic noise

That is the best case the official map can show.

Source and method

No major road or railway is mapped here.Official noise map of the Austrian federal government (laerminfo.at), 2022 survey

Summer at this address

Hot area, but this flat has something to set against it.

Hotter than 95 % of residential areas in Grazofficial climatope map (City of Graz)

Within I. Innere Stadt that is among the warmer quarter.

What works against it

Large park 52 m awayparks and woods from OpenStreetMap

≈ 378 street treeswithin 300 m · official tree register

Water nearbyrivers and lakes from OpenStreetMap

Source and method

For comparison: half of all listings in Graz are above 85 %.

Green and shade

Green space: large park 52 m away

Loading trees …

Source and method

Plus every tree from the City of Graz tree register: it covers the trees the city maintains along streets and in public parks. Trees in private gardens and in the woods are not included, so in such areas the map looks emptier than the place really is.
Sources: City of Graz tree register · parks and woods from OpenStreetMap

Internet at this address

gigabit availableup to 1 Gbit/s

This is the fastest offer that network operators report for this 100 m cell, not a measurement of your own line: what actually arrives depends on the tariff and the wiring in the building. That covers home office and several streams at once.

Source and method

Breitbandatlas of the Austrian federal government (breitbandatlas.gv.at), operator reports, 100 m grid

Flooding

This location lies in the flood zone for a 100-year event. That level is the usual benchmark for building rules and insurance. The map says nothing about how well local flood defences work.

Check the exact address: HORA, the official natural hazard check →