Apartment amenities

The modern residential building, completed in 2020, is situated in a pleasant location close to the town centre and within walking distance of both cable cars serving the Hauser Kaibling ski resort.

Its contemporary architecture, featuring clean lines, spacious balconies and terraces, blends harmoniously into the surrounding Alpine landscape. The building offers a high standard of living, step-free access, a lift and its own underground parking garage. Thanks to its recent construction and carefully finished details, it represents an attractive combination of modern comfort and the traditional atmosphere of the Austrian Alps.

The three-room apartment with a living area of 78.69 m² stands out for its well-designed layout, airy interiors and high-quality materials. At its heart is a spacious living room connected to the dining area and modern kitchen. The elegant light-coloured kitchen with a contrasting dark worktop offers ample storage and workspace and is already included in the purchase price. Large windows provide plenty of natural daylight and create a seamless connection between the interior and the outdoor terrace.

Two separate bedrooms provide ample privacy and comfort for families with children as well as two couples travelling together. The apartment's layout conveniently separates the living and sleeping areas, which is particularly appreciated by guests staying for longer periods. The entire interior has a bright, airy and timeless feel. High-quality parquet flooring in the living areas and a subtle colour scheme further enhance the pleasant atmosphere.

The modern bathroom, featuring natural daylight, offers a spacious step-free shower with a glass screen, elegant ceramic tiling and plenty of space for everyday comfort. Practical additional features include a separate toilet and a storage room located directly within the apartment. Underfloor heating ensures an even temperature throughout the interior while preserving its clean, modern appearance.

The apartment also features a generous terrace measuring 41.53 m², which extends the living space and offers exceptional opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation. There is ample room for comfortable garden furniture, outdoor dining and enjoying the fresh mountain air. During the summer months, the terrace naturally becomes an additional living area, ideal for leisurely breakfasts, afternoon relaxation or pleasant evenings after a day spent in the mountains.

The apartment also includes a separate private storage unit in the basement and a designated parking space in the underground garage, providing convenient parking and ample storage space for sports equipment.

Allowed use

The apartment is intended for:

permanent residential use, or
rental for tourist accommodation purposes

In the case of tourist rentals, it is possible to enter into an agreement with one of the local property management companies, which can provide all the necessary services:

listing the accommodation on booking platforms (Booking.com, Airbnb),
managing reservations and related administration,
check-in and check-out of guests,
cleaning,
maintenance and repairs

Schladming-Dachstein in winter Endless kilometres of ski slopes and cross-country trails

The picturesque town of Haus im Ennstal lies directly at the foot of the Hauser Kaibling ski area, which serves as the eastern gateway to the famous Schladminger 4-Berge-Skischaukel. Skiers can take advantage of the modern eight-seater Hauser Kaibling gondola lift or the Tauern cable car, whose lower station is located right in the village. Both provide convenient access to the ski slopes and the extensive interconnected ski area.

Hauser Kaibling is one of the most popular ski resorts in the Schladming-Dachstein region. It offers 37 kilometres of perfectly groomed ski slopes, ranging from wide, easy-to-navigate runs suitable for families to more challenging descents for experienced skiers. Its summit reaches an altitude of 2,015 metres, making it the highest point of the entire 4-Berge-Skischaukel. Highlights include panoramic ski slopes with views of the Dachstein massif, a challenging black run on the eastern slope and, above all, long descents all the way down into the valley, where skiers can enjoy a vertical drop of more than 1,200 metres. The popular Prennerabfahrt run is approximately 7 kilometres long and is one of the longest in the entire area.

The greatest advantage of Hauser Kaibling is its direct connection to three other ski mountains – Planai, Hochwurzen and Reiteralm. Together, they form the famous Schladminger 4-Berge-Skischaukel, offering 123 kilometres of interconnected ski slopes of all difficulty levels. From Haus im Ennstal, you can set off on skis in the morning at Hauser Kaibling and explore all four mountains in a single day, skiing as far as Reiteralm and back without having to use a car or ski bus. The entire ski area also boasts more than 50 cable cars and ski lifts, as well as dozens of mountain huts and restaurants located directly on the slopes.

This interconnected ski area also includes the world-famous Planai, overlooking Schladming, which hosts World Cup races and spectacular concerts traditionally held at the opening of the winter season. The entire region is also part of Ski amadé, one of the largest ski associations in Europe, encompassing up to 760 kilometres of ski slopes and other renowned resorts such as Flachau, Zauchensee and St. Johann.

The mountain meadows beneath the southern slopes of the Dachstein massif are also a paradise for cross-country skiers. The high plateau surrounding the well-known village of Ramsau is criss-crossed by an extensive network of groomed cross-country trails for both classic and skating techniques, making it one of Austria's most important cross-country skiing destinations.

Hauser Kaibling and the Schladming area in summer Sports and entertainment for everyone

Haus im Ennstal is also an ideal starting point for an active holiday in the Schladming-Dachstein region during the summer months. Rising directly above the town is Hauser Kaibling, whose alpine meadows, panoramic hiking trails and traditional Alpine pastures invite visitors to enjoy everything from easy family walks to more challenging high-alpine hikes. A hike to the summit of Hauser Kaibling (2,015 m) rewards visitors with magnificent panoramic views of the Ennstal valley, the Dachstein massif and the surrounding peaks of the Schladminger Tauern.

Among the most beautiful hiking destinations is the mountain lake Moaralmsee, with its distinctive turquoise waters, set in an impressive high-alpine landscape beneath the summit of Höchstein. Another popular excursion destination is the romantic Steirischer Bodensee lake, surrounded by steep mountain peaks, from where visitors can continue to other lakes and the Hans-Wödl-Hütte mountain hut. More experienced hikers can also take on the challenging panoramic crossing over the summit of Höchstein (2,543 m). Another advantage is the availability of the summer cable cars Tauern-Seilbahn and Hauser Kaibling, which provide access to the mountain areas without the need to tackle significant elevation gains on foot.

Hauser Kaibling is also particularly attractive for families with children. The Wollis Berg Welt adventure area offers themed hiking trails, children's playgrounds, a petting zoo and a variety of other activities.

The area also offers excellent conditions for mountain biking enthusiasts. The surroundings of Hauser Kaibling feature a diverse network of marked trails for mountain bikes and e-bikes, including panoramic routes via Kaiblingalm and through the Gumpental valley. For those who enjoy off-road riding, Singletrack Haus-Aich is also available, offering several trails of varying difficulty levels.

The wider area around Haus im Ennstal, Schladming and Dachstein offers a whole range of additional summer activities:

mountain hikes and multi-day treks between mountain huts, including the Schladminger-Tauern Höhenweg,
excursions to mountain lakes and waterfalls, including the famous Wilde Wasser trail,
cycling trips through the Enns valley along the Ennsradweg cycle route,
more challenging mountain biking and e-bike trails, as well as relaxed family cycling routes,
via ferrata routes and high-alpine hiking in the Dachstein area,
rafting and other water sports on the Enns River,
golf at the 18-hole Golf & Country Club Schladming-Dachstein, located directly in the Haus-Aich area,
culinary excursions and cultural trips, for example to the Benedictine Abbey in Admont, home to its world-famous library.