Rented Dach-Maisonette in Graz-Lend
Key data of this property in Austria for sale
| Category | Value |
|---|---|
| Purchase Price | € 169,700 |
| Rooms | 3 |
| Living Area | 74.86 m² |
| Bedrooms | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 1 |
| Heating System | Central heating (gas) |
| Condition | Very good / good |
| Building Year | n/a |
| Renovation Year | n/a |
| Basement Storage | Cellar compartment |
| Terrace / Balcony / Loggia | Garden use in courtyard |
| Parking | Public parking in blue zone |
| Net Operating Costs | n/a |
| Property Type | Maisonette apartment |
| Location | Keplerstraße 83, 8020 Graz, Styria |
Full Description of This Austrian Property
Rented Dach-Maisonette in Graz-Lend
buy property in Austria in a well-connected urban setting.
This 3-room maisonette apartment is located in the attic level of a well-maintained residential building in Graz-Lend and is let on a long-term fixed contract until 30 November 2027. For those looking to buy property in Austria, the asset offers immediate rental income and a clear ownership profile.
The property is situated at Keplerstraße 83, 8020 Graz, in the centre of the Lend district, one of the city’s most active and well-connected residential areas.
The location provides fast access to Lendplatz, the main railway station, bus services and tram connections, making the apartment suitable for tenants who value urban mobility. For buyers who wish to buy property in Austria, this district offers day-to-day convenience, local retail, cafés, a farmers’ market and proximity to the city centre.
The area also benefits from access to FH Joanneum and other central amenities, which supports stable residential demand and strengthens the long-term investment case for those planning to buy property in Austria.
Layout and specification
The apartment offers approximately 74.86 m² of usable floor space, two bedrooms, one bathroom and a living area arranged over two levels.
The interior includes an fitted kitchen, parkett flooring, a bathroom with bath, a bright main living space with roof windows and a cellar compartment. These features are relevant for clients who want to buy property in Austria with a practical rental specification.
A garden use area in the courtyard adds further utility, while the building has no lift and the apartment is accessed on the 4th floor / attic level.
Investment profile
The apartment is currently rented until 30.11.2027 with an actual net rent of EUR 652.93 per month. This creates predictable cash flow from day one, which is a key advantage for investors who want to buy property in Austria.
The asking price of €169,700 and the stated price per square metre indicate a clearly positioned entry point within the Graz market. Buyers seeking to buy property in Austria may regard this as a straightforward income-producing asset rather than an owner-occupation purchase.
The property is suitable for buy-to-let investment, with particular relevance for long-term income strategies in a central city district.
Key advantages
- Long-term lease in place until 30 November 2027
- Current net rent: EUR 652.93 per month
- 3 rooms and 74.86 m² of usable space
- Cellar compartment and courtyard garden use
- Central heating with gas
- Excellent urban location near transport and amenities
- Suitable for investors looking to buy property in Austria
Additional Purchase Costs in Austria
- Property acquisition tax: 3.5%
- Land registry fee: 1.1%
- Legal and notary fees: 1.8-2.0% + VAT
- Buyer’s commission: 3.6% + VAT
Contact & Consultation
Should you require further information or wish to discuss your investment in more detail, you are welcome to contact us directly or arrange a personal consultation: +43 664 7376 1399
If you are seriously considering acquiring this property, we highly recommend booking a complimentary consultation using the link below. The consultation is conducted online using the free Zoom video platform.
The information on this site is for informational purposes only. Prices, technical specifications, floor plans, dimensions, and schedules are subject to change.
Estimates of expected rent and returns do not constitute a guaranteed promise or a binding offer.
