Charming Living with Danube View in the 19th District – Tranquility, Nature & Proximity to the City Combined

This special property is located in the sought-after 19th district (Döbling) of Vienna – on a hillside, in an absolutely quiet setting, embedded in forest and nature.
Behind the house stretches the forest; in front of the windows, a breathtaking view opens up over the Danube and the gentle hilly landscape. Particularly impressive: The windows face the direction of the sunrise. In summer, the rising sun bathes the landscape in an intense blood-orange glow – a natural spectacle directly from your bed or breakfast table.
The residential unit comprises approx. 50 m2 and features:

- a private bathroom
- a private kitchen
- a private bedroom
- a spacious, private living area

In addition, there is a terrace or viewing platform of at least 40 m2 as well as a garden – endless space, ideal for relaxing, reading, or working surrounded by greenery.
As the apartment is surrounded by trees and embedded in the forest, a truly special atmosphere emerges: The sounds of birds are not only exceptional in quality, but also in quantity – an orchestra without equal. No wonder that even Ludwig van Beethoven found inspiration in the 19th district.

Perfect connectivity:

- Bus stop only 7 minutes on foot
- Approx. 10 minutes to Heiligenstadt
- From Heiligenstadt, direct connections to metro (subway), tram, and train
- Only 15–20 minutes to the city center
- Also easily accessible by car, parking available

Advantages of the 19th district (Döbling):

- One of Vienna’s greenest and most exclusive districts
- Close to vineyards, hiking trails, and traditional wine taverns (Heurige)
- Quiet and safe residential environment
- Perfect combination of nature and urban infrastructure
- Here you live close to nature and at the same time close to the city – a rare combination.

Additionally, even during extreme summer heat – and Vienna is well known for its high temperatures – the apartment remains pleasantly fresh. Thanks to its hillside location, the surrounding trees and forest, and its proximity to the Danube, a natural air circulation is created. It feels like having a built-in natural air conditioning system in the room, even at the height of summer.

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