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Attraktive 3-Zimmer-Wohnung in Knittelfeld mit Sonderrabatt!
Lois-Hammer-Gasse 18, Knittelfeld, Republik Österreich
€786
€10/m²
3
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75.35
m²
3
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75.35
m²
Good
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Layout:3+kk
Rooms:3
Condition:Good
Ownership:cooperative
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Diese helle und freundliche Mietwohnung in Knittelfeld, Lois-Hammer-Gasse 18, steht ab sofort zur Verfügung und bietet auf ca. **75 m² Wohnfläche** ein angenehmes Wohngefühl.
Die Wohnung überzeugt durch ihren durchdachten Grundriss und einen schönen Balkon, der zum Entspannen einlädt. Ein überdachter Autoabstellplatz ist bereits im Mietpreis inkludiert, was zusätzlichen Komfort bietet.
**Besonderes Highlight:** Im Rahmen unserer "Inflation bekämpft"-Aktion profitieren Sie in den ersten drei Monaten von einem **Sondernachlass von 50 %** auf die monatliche Gesamtvorschreibung. Dies macht das Wohnen besonders leistbar.
**Ausstattung:** * Balkon * Überdachter Autoabstellplatz * Heiz-, Betriebs- und Verwaltungskostenvorauszahlung inkludiert
**Lage:** Die Wohnung befindet sich in Knittelfeld, Steiermark, und bietet eine gute Infrastruktur sowie eine angenehme Wohnatmosphäre. Alle wichtigen Einrichtungen des täglichen Bedarfs sind gut erreichbar.
Für weitere Informationen und zur Vereinbarung eines Besichtigungstermins steht Ihnen Frau Schleifer unter 03614-2445-902 gerne zur Verfügung.
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Available From:1 Jul 2026
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Updated May 27, 2026
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