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Großzügiges Familienhaus mit Bergblick in Hollersbach
Hollersbach im Pinzgau, Republik Österreich
€989,000
€4,558/m²
8
rooms
217
m²
8
rooms
217
m²
C
Energy
Very good
Condition
Central
Heating
553 m²
Land Area
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Key Parameters
Layout:6+
Rooms:8
Year Built:1952
Condition:Very good
Energy:C
Elevator
Parking
Description
Dieses gepflegte Einfamilienhaus in Hollersbach im Pinzgau bietet mit ca. **217 m² Wohnfläche** und **8 Zimmern** viel Platz für die ganze Familie oder als Mehrgenerationenhaus.
**Überblick** Das Haus besticht durch seine durchdachte Raumaufteilung und die idyllische Lage in Salzburg. Es ist ideal für Familien, die Wert auf Platz, Natur und eine gute Infrastruktur legen.
**Innenbereich** Die voll ausgestattete Einbauküche ist bereits vorhanden. Ein gemütlicher Kamin im Wohnbereich sorgt für zusätzliche Wärme und Atmosphäre, ergänzt durch die effiziente **Öl-Zentralheizung**.
**Ausstattung** * **2 Balkone und 2 Terrassen** laden zum Verweilen ein. * Ein **nutzbarer Garten** mit unverbautem Fernblick auf die Berglandschaft. * **4 PKW-Stellplätze** auf dem Grundstück. * **Voll ausgestattete Einbauküche**.
**Lage** Die Immobilie befindet sich in Hollersbach im Pinzgau und bietet eine hervorragende lokale Infrastruktur mit Geschäften des täglichen Bedarfs, Schulen und öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln in unmittelbarer Nähe. Die Skigebiete der Kitzbüheler Alpen sind schnell erreichbar, und die Nähe zu Kitzbühel ergänzt das Freizeitangebot. Rad- und Wanderwege starten direkt vor der Haustür.
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Heating:Central
Land Area:553 m²
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Balcony
Terrace
Garden
Parking
Location
What's nearby
Score
Seeki Score
Location Quality
41/100🚇
0Transit
Metro, tram & bus proximity
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14Amenities
Shops, pharmacies & services
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0Family
Schools, parks & playgrounds
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9Walkability
Pedestrian-friendly streets
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0Cultural
Museums, theatres & venues
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85Air Quality
Air pollution levels (EEA data)
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100Noise Level
Environmental noise levels (EEA)
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100Flood Risk
Flood zone classification
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85Economic Health
Regional GDP & employment
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N/AGreen Space
Parks & green areas nearby
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B+Completeness
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Recency
How recently listing was updated
25
Listed 2 months ago
Updated June 24, 2026
Costs
Financing
€4,009/mo
Est. mortgage · 20% down · 30 yrs · 4.5%
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