Palais Kranz. Space. History. Address.
Some apartments are beautiful.
Others are rare.
This one is in a class of its own.
In one of the most elegant palaces on Liechtensteinstraße, the historic Palais Kranz, unfolds an apartment that combines Viennese grandeur with modern perfection. An apartment for those who seek not compromises but character, substance, and timeless elegance.
With an impressive ceiling height of 3.90 meters, a living experience unfolds that is hardly reproducible today. Light, volume, and classic proportions merge into an atmosphere that radiates calm, generosity, and quality – from the very first step over the threshold.
The apartment was extensively renovated about ten years ago. The focus was not merely on renewal but on a sensitive continuation of historical architecture. New windows, modern underfloor heating, noble materials, and finely tuned details create the perfect dialogue between historic craftsmanship and contemporary comfort. Everything feels self-evident – nothing loud, nothing arbitrary.
The Building – Palais Kranz
The Palais Kranz is among the representative townhouses of Vienna, built in an era when architecture still conveyed a stance. The articulated façade, the generous common areas, and the classic staircase tell of a time when living space was an expression of culture, status, and permanence. A house with history and with a future.
The possibility of constructing a balcony with an area of approx. 15.23 m² is given, but this has not yet been realized.
The displayed photos show the original substance of the apartment. The furnishings and decor have been digitally visualized for reasons of discretion.
The figures indicated in the energy certificate refer to the overall building and are not representative for this apartment. Due to the renovation, the new windows, and the modern heating technology, it can be assumed that this unit has a significantly better energy performance than the general building values suggest.
Please note that there is a close familial or economic relationship between the broker and the client.
The agent acts as a double broker.
