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Evangelimanngasse, Graz, Republik Österreich
€283
€9/m²
1
rooms
30
m²
5
floor
1
rooms
30
m²
5
floor
District
Heating
Cellar
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Layout:1+kk
Rooms:1
Furnished
Elevator
Parking
Description
Diese helle und gut geschnittene 1-Zimmer-Wohnung in Graz ist die ideale Wahl für Studenten oder als erste eigene Wohnung. Auf ca. **30 m² Wohnfläche** erwartet Sie ein praktischer Wohn-/Essbereich mit integrierter Küche, ein Vorraum sowie ein Badezimmer mit Badewanne und WC.
Die Wohnung befindet sich im **5. Stock** und bietet einen herrlichen Ausblick. Die Küche ist möbliert und neuwertig, das Bad ist ebenfalls ausgestattet. Ein **Aufzug** erleichtert den Zugang zu Ihrer neuen Wohnung.
**Ausstattungshighlights:** * Möblierte Küche (neu) * Badezimmer mit Badewanne und WC * Kellerabteil * Waschraum im Erdgeschoss (kein Anschluss in der Wohnung) * Gemeinschaftsgrünfläche * Parkplatz
Die Lage im Herzen von Graz ist ausgezeichnet. Einkaufsmöglichkeiten wie Lidl, Hofer und Spar sind bequem zu Fuß erreichbar. Die Anbindung an öffentliche Verkehrsmittel ist ebenfalls sehr gut.
Die monatlichen Kosten belaufen sich auf ca. **266 € Nebenkosten** (inkl. Heizung und Warmwasser) zuzüglich zur Miete von 283 €. Strom ist separat anzumelden. Besichtigungen sind ab dem **11. August 2026** möglich.
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Floor:5
Heating:District
Amenities
Cellar
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Available From:1 Sept 2026
Monthly Charges:€266
Deposit:€1,650
Minimum Lease:36 months
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96/100🚇
100Transit
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90Amenities
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100Family
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100Walkability
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92Cultural
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100Noise Level
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100Flood Risk
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85Economic Health
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Updated August 16, 2026
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