SOLD - Attractive Chalet For Sale in Salzkammergut Austria
Price: € 299 000
Location: Salzkammergut
City: Bad Goisern
State: Upper Austria
Country: Austria
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Floors: 3
Built in the year: 1984

Exchange Rate
  • € 299 000
  • GBP 248 648
  • USD 381 046
 Reference: LARG/115
Status
  • Sold

Living Area - M2: 130
Land Area - M2: 1110
Minutes to the Local Town: 5
Minutes to the Ski Area: 15
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Listed by Janet Shaw-Rutter

Photos & Description of Bad Goisern Chalets & Villas

Description: SOLD - Recently Reduced in Price! A chalet with views for sale in the Bad Goisern area of the Salzkammergut. There are 4 good ski areas within 15-20 minutes, including the Dachstein West, and lake Hallstatt is just a few minutes drive away. This recently renovated house has versatile accomodation over two floors with additional cellar space (65 m2) and also a garage. The property also benefits from a good sized garden. The position is quiet and sunny with very attractive and open views to the surrounding mountains.


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Location: Bad Goisern, Austria

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Facilities & Features

Property Features
  • Balcony
  • Cellar
  • Kitchen
  • Living Room
  • Parking
  • Renovated
  • Separate WC
  • Storage Area
  • Views
Local Facilities
  • Bike Paths
  • Boating
  • Climbing
  • Hiking Trails
  • Horse Riding
  • Lakes
  • Mountains
  • Restaurants
  • River
  • Supermarket
  • Swimming Lake
  • Swimming Pool
  • Train Station
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Listed by: Janet Shaw-Rutter
Phone (Austria): +43 664 3433878


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