Property description
Are you looking for a garage that meets the dimensions of your vehicle and your requirements? Then we at KR Real would like to introduce you to an interesting building project in Liezen!
For your classic car, vintage car, caravan, motorhome or even boat:
Garages from 23 m² to 55 m²
Entrance heights from 2.10 m to 3 m - or individually
Room heights from 2.30 m to 4.80 m
Electric sectional doors
video surveillance
winter service
Water and sanitary facilities on the farm
and all this for rent, to buy for your own use, or to buy as an investment!
Prices and details on request!
Commission for rent: 3 gross monthly rents plus 20 % VAT.
If you are interested in this property, please do not hesitate to contact me for further information:
Gerald Wimberger Tel.: +43 664 391 7019 or by e-mail: g.wimberger@kr-real.at
I look forward to hearing from you.
You can find more properties on our homepage at: www.kr-real.at
Please note that due to the obligation to provide proof to the owner, we can only process inquiries with full details of NAME, ADDRESS and TELEPHONE NUMBER.
We would like to point out that in this case we are acting as dual agents.
Disclaimer: Although we consider the sources we use to be reliable, we accept no liability for the completeness and accuracy of the information provided here. In particular, we expressly reserve the right to make errors with regard to figures.
Typing errors, misprints and prior sale are expressly reserved.
Energy certificate
| Year of construction | 2024 |
| Condition | First occupancy |
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Location
Liezen is a town with 8245 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022) in the Styrian Enns Valley and the seat of the district administration of the Liezen district, the largest district in Austria in terms of area.
An important economic factor for the town was its location on the Pyhrn Pass and the iron ore mining on the Salberg, which has been documented since the 13th century. The iron ore deposits visible above Liezen on the Rote Wand led to the creation of a dragon legend, which later became the subject of the town's coat of arms.
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