Imperial Lofts und Skyview Penthouses at the Park
Börseplatz has a very special location: in one of the most liveable cities in the world, in the centre and yet pleasantly quiet in a well-secured environment. The Ringstraße is in the immediate vicinity and there is a park right outside the door. Public transport connections are perfect with bus, underground lines U2, U4 and tram lines on the Ring.
Living with history in the former Imperial and Royal Telegraph Headquarters.
After extensive renovation, extension of the attic and installation of a two-storey, comfortable underground car park, the imposing free-standing building shines in new splendour. A total of 39 flats were created in three stairwells with barrier-free access.
From the extensive concierge service with a friendly presence in the prestigious lobby to the fresh food box system in the building and an in-house wine and tasting cellar, the building offers all amenities.
Available are unique lofts with up to 7m room height and fantastic penthouses with distant views. The majority of the flats can still be finished or furnished according to individual wishes.
The lofts with impressively high ceilings and windows over two levels have between 232 and 419 m² floor space and 310 to 512 m² total area including galleries.
The penthouse flats are between 118 and 437 m² in size and impress with industrial character and terraces with distant views.
Covering an area of more than 700 square meters and two floors, Top 1 represents the pinnacle of urban splendor within this historic Viennese landmark.
Designed as a contemporary interpretation of the grand city residences of the past, it seamlessly combines imperial architecture with the possibilities of modern living. The lower floor has been conceived as a private world of leisure and sophistication. Every element is geared towards the needs of a good life – private staff quarters, a private wellness area, a home cinema, a wine cellar, and a spacious lounge for stylish entertaining. On the upper floor, the sense of space and craftsmanship reach their peak. Beneath marble columns and an ornate, hand-restored ceiling, a masterpiece of 19th-century craftsmanship, lies a spacious living and dining room. Here, history and design merge: soaring proportions, natural light, and the elegance of authentic materials create an atmosphere that is both stately and tranquil. Top 1 is being handed over in shell condition, awaiting its final design—an architectural stage for the imagination of its future owner.