Gumpendorfer Straße 60

Fully equipped serviced apartments for investors

Key facts

56

Apartments

€ 338.000

Prices from

1 - 3

Rooms

35 - 79

m² living space

About the project

Only

Apartments available

A new building with 56 serviced apartments ranging from 36.79 m² to 79.7 m² is being constructed at Gumpendorfer Straße 60 in Vienna's Mariahilf district.

Serviced apartments are an attractive option for investors looking for a profitable yet low-risk investment. These fully furnished apartments offer a flexible way to invest in the temporary accommodation market and generate long-term returns. As an investor, you benefit from the high demand for temporary accommodation and can rely on reliable rentals through experienced management teams. By combining hotel-like services with the comforts of home, serviced apartments create a unique living experience that is becoming increasingly popular with business travellers, tourists and other temporary residents.

The project is located only about 200 metres from Mariahilfer Straße. In the immediate vicinity, there are not only shops for everyday needs, but also the Apollo cinema and numerous restaurants and cafés. Public transport connections are excellent – buses and underground trains are only a few minutes away, and Westbahnhof station is only 1.3 km away.

HWB (kWh/m²/year): 68,05 Energy class: C

Features

Underfloor heating, district heating
Air conditioning in the common rooms from the 2nd floor upwards
Real wood parquet flooring, large-format tiles in the sanitary rooms
PVC windows and doors with thermal insulation glazing
Roof windows with sun protection
High-quality features

FAQ Serviced Apartments

What are serviced apartments?

Serviced apartments are fully furnished apartments that are rented out for a limited period of time. The apartments are fully equipped and are ideal for both long stays of several weeks or months and short stays. This form of temporary living combines the advantages of a hotel with those of your own home. Additional services such as a digital concierge service or a cleaning or laundry service are often offered.

What is the difference between a hotel and a serviced apartment?

A serviced apartment is a hybrid between residential and hotel use. Serviced apartments often do without a lobby or other common areas in order to focus on what is most important: the comfort and satisfaction of the guests. This leaves more space for larger rooms and better amenities. The apartments are usually equipped with the most important everyday items (e.g. kitchenette including crockery, dishwasher, coffee machine, etc.). As serviced apartments are also designed for longer stays, they are usually more cost-effective than hotels over a longer period of time.

Who are serviced apartments suitable for?

Serviced apartments appeal to both business travellers who are staying in a city for a longer period of time for work and private individuals who are increasingly taking advantage of this type of accommodation, for example when moving to a new city. This allows them to settle into their new city at their own pace and look for a new, permanent place to live. Serviced apartments are also ideal for students spending a semester abroad.

How is a serviced apartment equipped?

Since a serviced apartment is intended to be a ‘temporary home,’ comfort is the top priority when it comes to furnishings and amenities. After all, the apartment should resemble a flat more than a hotel room. The design and furnishings should therefore offer a cosy atmosphere. To make guests feel at home, most apartments have cooking facilities, a refrigerator and a desk for working from home.

Impressions

Infrastructure & Location

Right in the middle of things: the immediate surroundings
Just a few steps away from Mariahilfer Straße, Naschmarkt and Haus des Meeres, the area around Gumpendorfer Straße 60 offers diversity and vibrancy. Thanks to its proximity to underground lines (U3, U4) and bus connections, the location is ideally connected and easily accessible by both public transport and private vehicles.

Mariahilf: The district that never sleeps
Mariahilf combines urban lifestyle with traditional Viennese charm. From historical sights and cosy cafés to trendy restaurants, the district is a cultural hotspot. With parks such as Esterházypark, it also offers quiet retreats in the middle of the city.

Where history meets innovation
The Ray Vienna combines historic architecture with state-of-the-art technology and sustainable concepts. The stylishly furnished apartments are managed by the numa group and offer high-quality living and comprehensive services – perfect for urban lifestyles.