Kitzbühel Chalet, Kitzbühel - Austria
Kitzbühel Chalet
Chalet Reference: 765EI
This chalet is located in the Kitzbühel area in the town
of Bichlalm which is certainly one of the most popular
and most sought after addresses in the Austrian Alps.
At 1200m and with breathtaking panoramic views of
the Südberge, this chalet is truly remarkable. It’s sunny
position and a very prestigious neighbourhood make this
property an ideal Alpine retreat.
The centre of Kitzbühel can be reached by car in just
a few minutes. Nearby Kitzbühel is renowned for its
beautiful, chic city centre with numerous boutiques,
cafes, bars and restaurants. Cities (and their airports)
such as Innsbruck (100 km), Salzburg (80 km) and Munich
(140 km) are easily accessible by car. Kitzbühel is an
incredible dual season resort with its exciting sports and
leisure activities. Whether you want to ski, golf, or just
hike in the mountains, Kitzbühel is the ultimate alpine
experience.
Resort Information
Kitzbühel, The Tyrol
Easy
The beautiful historic resort of Kitzbühel is situated
between the magnificent mountains of Hahnenkamm
and Kitzbühel Horn in Austria’s exclusive Tyrol province.
A hugely popular destination in both summer and
winter, this lively medieval town is full of chic buildings
and cobbled streets which are bursting with traditional
Austrian charm, while the outskirts of the town offer a
wide selection of modern shops and fine restaurants.
before the snow has started to clear, the sporting season
gets underway with great hiking and running trails and
numerous major biking events.
With 173km of groomed pistes on the doorstep and a
further 280km of skiing just 15 minutes away in the
expansive SkiWelt ski region, Kitzbühel is a true skier’s
paradise. Kitzbühel is also a fantastic summertime
destination thanks to it’s lovely warm weather and
access to
Salzburg
The surrounding countryside is exceptionally picturesque
with many forests and stunning Alpine lakes steeped in
history - perfect for swimming and water sports!
With three aiports within two hours drive, Kitzbühel is a
great choice for ski breaks and short holidays. It is just
70 minutes from Salzburg and Innsbruck airports and 1
hour 50 minutes from Munich airport, with regular direct
train services from Innsbruck, Salzburg and Munich.
Property Information
Kitzbühel Chalet (765ei)
If you are looking for a beautiful property in a dream
location, then you will not be disappointed with this
traditional chalet. Originally built in 1784 as a farmhouse
then rebuilt in 1986, the constant renovations and
constant care to this chalet has helped keep its originality.
In 2010 the building was also renovated.
Before entering through the split old wood door, there
is approximately 25m2 of semi-covered patio, perfect for
alfresco dining in the warmer months. From there you
can either directly go up to the balcony, which surrounds
the farmhouse almost entirely, or in to the property
itself. Inside, the old and original wide pine boards are
visible and run almost through the whole chalet. The
living room boasts an extremely generous and open plan
arrangement. On this level there is also a kitchen/dining
area and next to the kitchen is the large pantry.
A welcoming and centred detached old wood staircase
leads to the gallery and balcony on the south side of
the property. At the top, there are fantastic views of the
Südberge far beyond Jochberg. A cozy en-suite guest
room can also be found on the top floor.
A large garage is also available fitting a total of four cars
and there are spaces allowing for another two vehicles
outside the property.
This 200 year old farm house is located in one of
Kitzbühel’s most beautiful locations on the Bichlalm. This
property is a real rarity and offers the original Alpine
character. Tradition paired with unique panoramic views
make this property is one of a kind.
For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
Property Summary
This historic farmhouse built in 1784 offers approx.
460m2 of living space on a 1,162m2 plot. Features include
authentic and genuine woodwork, original wood floors,
stone ground from a Spanish Castle, unique panoramic
position, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, spacious living-dining
area, wellness & spa, traditional remodelled kitchen, loft,
fireplace, oil central heating, electric heating and garage.
Living Space
460m²
Plot Size
1,162m²
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
4
Price
on
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For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
Flexible Rental
Purchase Costs
As with most holiday homes in Austria owners are
obliged to rent their property when they are not using it
themselves. We would be delighted to recommend top
tour operators to maximise the rental potential so that
your property will earn an excellent income for you.
Purchase costs for buying a property work out at
approximately 9.6% of the gross purchase price. The
purchaser will be required to pay the notary fees after the
contract of sale has been signed and the notary has sent
off all the papers to obtain the foreigner purchase permit.
A dedicated management company can deal with the
hand-over of keys for your guests, and the laundering
and cleaning of your property when they have departed.
Fees are calculated as follows:
• Purchase Tax ‘Stamp Duty’ – 3.5% of the gross price
• Entry to the Land Registry – 1.1% of the gross price
• Notary’s fees – 2% of gross purchase price plus VAT
• Court costs, administration fees – approx. 150 euros
• Agent’s Fees - 3% of gross purchase price plus VAT
(payable to local agent)
Bank Finance
Austrian banks will fund up to 60% of the purchase price
and can usually lend up to a period of 25 years. Variable
interest rates are currently at around 3% and one year or
five year fixed rate mortgages are also available.
Click HERE to view our buyers guide
If you take a mortgage the fees add up to roughly 4% of
the value of the loan you will be taking. These comprise a
bank set up fee of around 2%, a notary fee of 0.5% for
registering the mortgage and dealing with the bank, and a
1.5% mortgage registration fee.
For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
Kitzbuhel - 173km
skiing
Winter & Skiing
Kitzbühel is one of the most legendary sports town’s
in the Alps and with 173km of skiing on the doorstep
including the legendary Hahnenkamm downhill race, it
is not hard to see why. The region offers fantastic skiing
with 91km of blue runs, 57km of red runs and 25km of
black runs and with extensive snow cannon coverage
now compensating for the lower altitudes, you can
enjoy skiing here from early December through to late
May. The spectacular and world famous Hahnenkamm
downhill race takes place in Kitzbühel every January and
is known as the toughest race of the World Cup circuit.
The ‘Streif’ run on the Hahnemkamm is 3,200m long and
racers can hit speeds of 88mph - this fantastic event
attracts nearly 50,000 spectators every season!
Snowboarders will be kept busy too with The Kitzbühel
Horn mountain’s two half pipes, quarter pipe and sprint
slalom course. A table jump allows jumps from 5m to
10m and a further second snow park is complete with
boxes, kickers and rails.
For the non-skiers amongst you, ice skating, curling
and sleigh rides are also available in addition to plenty
of alternative winter sports. The Mercedes-Benz sports
park, which is open year round, has 10 tennis courts, a
17m climbing wall, 100m2 bouldering wall, ice skating,
curling and skittles which is great fun for all of the family.
The venue also hosts numerous concerts and events
throughout the year.
Located at the heart of the Kitzbühel Alps, the town is also
surrounded by a 500km network of high quality crosscountry trails and if this isn’t enough - there is a popular
35km one day ‘Ski Safari’ route, with trails marked by an
elephant symbol and a special guide available from the
tourist office. The entire route also has complete snow
making cover to ensure sublime conditions.
For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
SkiWelt Wilder-Kaiser ski region - 280km
skiing
...another 280km
of skiing
Kitzbühel is only 15 minutes from the huge SkiWelt
Wilder-Kaiser ski region with a further 280km of pistes
which are easily accessed by the local ski bus and the
Ki-West gondola.
This is Austria’s largest interconnected ski area and here
you will find a superb range of family friendly slopes
including 136km of blue runs, 127km of red runs and
17km of black runs.
Family
friendly
The Wilder-Kaiser area has a further 131km of classic
cross-country skiing and skating courses plus a floodlit
run for night skiing under the stars - ski paradise!
Kitzbühel and the Wilder-Kaiser ski area have more
than 120 mountain huts dotted across the mountainside
between them, which are the perfect place to stop for a
cool drink and enjoy the traditional Austrian hospitality.
Other winter activities in the area include snow tubing
and husky sledding.
For more information: Tel +44 (0)7971 258 440
Après-Ski
Kitzbühel is known for its lively and yet sophisticated
nightlife with many traditional restaurants and bars to
explore. The town hosts a number of events each year
and in January Kitzbühel plays host to an international
polo competition, boasting four days of action and
excitement. The fast-moving pace and skills required for
the sport make this a must see event!
For those looking to experience the local nightlife, there
are more than 40 bars and 4 discos to tempt you in
from the cold. Pay a visit to the Londoner, Goldene Gams
and Flannigans where the great music and tasty drinks,
including ‘Jagertee’ (tea with rum or schnaps) and
Glühwein, will keep you partying into the early hours of
the morning.
For those who prefer a more relaxing atmosphere, the
Casino is open daily and offers live music in the lobby
from 9pm. There is also a cinema, ice rink and bowling
on offer.
Kitzbühel also has some fabulous restaurants on the
mountainside and in the village. There are more than
70 in town, and you’ll find everything from traditional
dishes such as Wiener Schnitzel, Tiroler Groestl and
Kaiserschmarrn to Asian fusion and seafood.
For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
Summer Activities
Summer
Golf
Kitzbühel makes a fantastic summer destination thanks
to its warm temperatures, numerous scenic lakes and
the wide range of hiking and cycling trails across the
surrounding mountains.
The Kitzbühel region has some of the best golfing in
Austria with four local courses and a further 19 within
an hour’s drive. The four closest clubs are Kitzbühel,
Eichenheim, Rasmushof and Schwarzsee.
As soon as the snow has cleared ‘The Streif’, with 170km
of running and walking trails and over 570km of biking
trails, are open and challenge you to start your endurance
training.
The Kitzbühel club is the most traditional course in
the area. Situated on Kitzbühel’s sunnier slopes and
surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery, the resort,
clubhouse, ponds with two island greens and the old
castle walls provide a PGA quality experience. Its
impressive central location and successful heritage have
made it one of the best known clubs in Austria.
If you don’t fancy cycling up the mountainsides, the ski
lifts are open throughout summer and can whisk you and
your bike up to the tree tops in minutes where you can
enjoy freewheeling down - stopping at one of the many
mountain huts for refreshments.
If you’re feeling more adventurous you could always
try rock climbing and canyoning or experience the full
beauty of the mountains by paragliding over the Alpine
landscape. For extreme climbers, the Wilder Kaiser and
the nearby glacier mountains of the Hohe Tauern are a
paradise and offer spectacular views of the valleys beyond.
Several tennis courts are also available and keen sun
bathers, swimmers and tri-athletes can use the beautiful
Schwarzsee to cool off with a swim - a perfect stop for all
of the family.
For more information: Tel +44 (0)208 455 0505
Contact
us for advice or to arrange a visit
Viewing
How
If you are looking to buy a property in Kitzbühel, Austria
then Alpine Marketing can help arrange your visit. We
have a good selection of chalets and apartments for
sale in the Kitzbühel region and know the resorts well
so whether you are travelling alone, with a partner, or
bringing the whole family we can suggest the perfect
place to stay. Simply let us know which dates you have in
mind and we will arrange for one of our representatives
to meet you and show you around. All you need to do
is to book your flight and rent a car and we can help
organise everything else for you.
It is possible to visit Austria for a weekend or even as
a day trip. The main airports for the Austrian Alps are
Salzburg, Innsbruck and Klagenfurt, but depending on
which area you are visiting it may be better to fly to
Zurich in Switzerland or Munich in Germany. For expert
advice on flights please feel free to contact us anytime.
Ask us for our visits information and we will recommend
some charming hotels to make sure you get the most out
of your visit.
Contact
Jessica Delaney – Alpine Marketing
Tel: +44 (0)208 455 0505
[email protected]
to get there
Company Profile
Alpine Marketing is the leading specialist for ski property
in the Austrian Alps, offering an unrivalled knowledge of
all the resorts we sell in. We have worked closely for many
years with the top Austrian ski property developers and
have travelled extensively to seek out the best property
for you and will provide expert advice and professional
guidance through every step of your purchase. If you
have any questions or need general advice please do not
hesitate to contact us.
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current as of :
3 October 2016