4 room apartment and more, 5020 Salzburg

Exclusive apartment Andräviertel

Object number: VT11

4

133m²

Style is a matter of time...
This finely furnished apartment in Salzburg's Andräviertel allows you to experience the festival city on foot.

Complete accommodation

1 Private bathroom, 2 Separated bedrooms

Bedroom 1: 1 x Double bed (1,80 m x 2 m)

Bedroom 2: 1 x Double bed (1,80 m x 2 m)

1. floor

Check-in 09:00 - 16:30 Clock

Check-out 09:00 - 12:00 Clock

Descripiton of accommodation

Size, location, equipment, everything is convincing and almost perfect here.
Two spacious bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen and a bathroom with a walk-in shower and 2 sinks await you on 133m². The toilet is separately accessible.
On the terrace, which faces the courtyard, you can enjoy your breakfast, lunch or dinner without realizing that you are in the middle of the city.

Equipment & Features

Basic equipment

Terrace
Roof-terrace
Internet/Wifi
Music system/docking station
TV
Private washing machine
Private dryer
Bedclothes
Towels
Private toilet
Vacuum cleaner
Iron & ironing board
Cleaning utensils
Hairdryer

First supply

Toilet paper
Nespresso capsules

Kitchen

Private kitchen
Cooking utensils
Glasses/Tableware
Espresso machine
Dishwasher
Microwave

Informations

Suitable for children
Smoking not allowed
Short-term parking zone subject to a charge
Private entrance
Pets on request
Regular cleaning at extra cost

Infrastructure

150 meters

1200 meters

12 kilometers

1500 meters

190 meters

Salzburg can also be urban. The Andräviertel is the best example of this. This is where Salzburg's creative minds step in and stroll through the tree-lined Franz-Josef-Strasse, almost as if you were in Vienna or Paris.
Who or what is the Andräviertel?
Like many European cities, Salzburg was surrounded by a city wall for a long time. In the middle of the 19th century, however, this became superfluous due to modern warfare and was therefore removed. The stones were used to regulate the Salzach and new space was created on the former city wall, which was very welcome in view of the increasing population. Since the construction of the Andrächurch, this part of Salzburg's new town has been called the Andräviertel.
Characteristic of the Andräviertel are the imposing town houses, many of which were designed by the famous architect Valentin Ceconi. The oldest of these are the so-called Faber houses on Rainerstrasse. They are kept in the so-called Ringstrasse style and ensure the characteristic Viennese flair of the Andräviertel.

House rules

If several people live together in one house, this requires mutual thoughtfulness.
These house rules elaborate on what is necessary for a good coexistence.

1. Safety
• All doors must be kept closed always.

• Escape routes must be kept clear. This applies especially to staircases, corridors and courtyard
entrances.

• The flat must be sufficiently heated during the cold season, to avoid frost damage.

• Damage, such as burst water pipes must be reported to the landlord or his representative immedia- tely. In case of imminent danger, the responsible utility company or an emergency service of a
specialist tradesman must be notified immediately - especially in case of burst water pipes.

• Barbecuing on the balcony with charcoal is not permitted.

• Electrical appliances must be handled with care and must only be used for their intended purpose.

• The lint filter and the waste water tank of the tumble dryer must be emptied after use.

2. Avoidance of disturbance of peace
• The general rest periods are from 12 a.m. to 3 p.m. and from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
During these times special thoughtfulness is required.

• When using musical instruments, sound reproducing and sound transmitting equipment, moderate
volume must be maintained, especially during the general rest periods. Playing musical instruments is
prohibited during general quiet hours.

• If a party is to take place, other residents must be informed in good time. Also the rules of mutual
thoughtfulness must also be maintained during parties.

3. Rules of tidiness
• Shoes, dressers, umbrellas and other household items may not be left permanently in the stairwell,
corridors and at the courtyard entrances.

4. Cleaning
• Household waste may only be disposed of in the bins or rubbish containers provided. Bulky waste and hazardous waste may not be disposed of in these bins.

• Household waste or hazardous materials may not be disposed of down the drain or toilet.

5. Accommodation
• The flat and the rented rooms are to be treated according to the contract and with care during the rental period. The landlord or his representative must be informed immediately of any defects and
damages.

• The flat must be sufficiently ventilated. Recommended is short and periodic ventilation. Airing of the
flat to the staircase is not permitted.

THIS FLAT IS A NON-SMOKING FLAT!

Time period

Questions to the lessor