17 bedroom hotel for sale
€690,000
Austria - Carinthia, Hermagor, Hermagor
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Key features:
- Stunning Views
- Directly on the Lake Presseggersee
- Close to Gailtaler Alps & Ski areas
- Only 4km from Hermagor
- Peaceful Location
- 2 x 1 Bedroom Apartments
- 11 x En-suite Double Lettings Rooms
- 2 x Single Rooms
- 2 x Holiday Homes
- Private Strandbad with changing rooms
Full description:
This hotel, about 4kms from the town of Hermagor, stands alone in over 10,000m² of grounds in an absolutely peaceful location on the south bank of the Presseggersee, with stunning views over the lake and of the Gailtaler Alps. Ideally situated to benefit from the summer trade generated by its proximity to the Presseggersee and the winter trade of the nearby Nassfeld Ski Arena and the Millenium Express, Carinthia's largest skiing area.
The hotel offers two one bedroomed apartments, eleven en-suite double letting rooms and two single bedrooms and 2 holiday homes with at least 65m2 living space each. All rooms are equipped with telephone, SAT-TV and balcony with a lake view. In the grounds of the hotel there is a lakeside cafe and on the lake shore there is a block of changing rooms for sunbathers and swimmers.
Carinthia
Kärnten (Carinthia) is the southernmost Austrian state or Land and is chiefly famous for its mountains and lakes.
It consists mostly of a basin inside the Alps, with the Carnian Alps and the Karawanken making up the border to Italy and Slovenia. The Tauern mountains divide it from Salzburg. To the East lies the state of Styria and it makes up a continuous valley with the eastern part of the Tyrol to the West. Its lakes are a major tourist attraction. The main river is the Drau.
The capital is Klagenfurt and the next important town is Villach. These two towns are strongly linked economically. Kärnten’s main industries are tourism, electronics, engineering, forestry and agriculture. The multinational corporations Philips and Siemens have large operations there.
Kärnten has a continental climate with hot and moderately wet summers and long harsh winters. In recent decades winters have been exceptionally arid. Average sun index is the highest in Austria. In autumn and winter temperature inversion often dominates the climate, characterised by air stillness, a dense fog covering the frosty valleys, while mild sunny weather is recorded higher up in the foothills and mountains.
Hermagor
Hermagor is the county town and administrative centre for the central Gailtal and the 30 villages surrounding it. It is a small town but has plenty of supermarkets, shops and restaurants. The famous Semmelrock Konditerei, where everyone meets for coffee and cakes, lies in the central square, the Wulfeniaplatz. Every Saturday morning there is a Farmers’ Market offering local produce including Gailtaler Speck (bacon), cheeses and honey, the produce for which the area is deservedly famous.
The Presseggersee lies to the east of the town and the fabulous Nassfeld Ski Arena is only a few minutes by car. The area offers endless opportunities for both summer and winter holidays.
The area has good road and rail links. The railway runs the full length of the Gailtal and offers regular services to Villach from where there are trains to the rest of Europe.
Klagenfurt airport (Ryanair) is about a 45 minute drive away and it is only about a 1 hour and 15 minute drive to Ljubliana airport (Easy Jet) in Slovenia.
Nassfeld Ski Arena
The Nassfeld Ski Arena is the ski-resort in the district of Hermagor. It is located at the Nassfeld Pass and offers 110 km of pistes, extensive off-piste opportunities and 30 ski lifts. The Ski Arena caters for all levels of ability from a dedicated and extensive teaching area to black runs for the expert skier.
The Millenium-Express cable car lift, the longest cable car system in the Alps, takes you to the top (1.919 metres) in less than 15 minutes. The ski resort ranges in elevation from 1300 metres to 2000 metres above sea level. There is also a fantastic ‘Snowboard Park’ with the ultimate half pipe. The Nassfeld has over 220 snow machines for creating artificial snow and ensuring good skiing conditions.
In Summer it is a spectacular destination for mountain hiking and offers more than 1000 km of hiking ways.
Presseggersee
Beautifully located amid mountains, forests and meadows, the crystal-clear Pressegger See boasts super clean water fit for drinking and, thanks to the many sunshine hours here, it is one of Austria’s warmest swimming lakes.
Sports: wind surfing, sailing, fishing
Facilities: bathing beach with large play area, boat rental, wind surfing school, sports and leisure center, fun park, camping sites, hotels
Further Information: www.carinthia.at
The hotel offers two one bedroomed apartments, eleven en-suite double letting rooms and two single bedrooms and 2 holiday homes with at least 65m2 living space each. All rooms are equipped with telephone, SAT-TV and balcony with a lake view. In the grounds of the hotel there is a lakeside cafe and on the lake shore there is a block of changing rooms for sunbathers and swimmers.
Carinthia
Kärnten (Carinthia) is the southernmost Austrian state or Land and is chiefly famous for its mountains and lakes.
It consists mostly of a basin inside the Alps, with the Carnian Alps and the Karawanken making up the border to Italy and Slovenia. The Tauern mountains divide it from Salzburg. To the East lies the state of Styria and it makes up a continuous valley with the eastern part of the Tyrol to the West. Its lakes are a major tourist attraction. The main river is the Drau.
The capital is Klagenfurt and the next important town is Villach. These two towns are strongly linked economically. Kärnten’s main industries are tourism, electronics, engineering, forestry and agriculture. The multinational corporations Philips and Siemens have large operations there.
Kärnten has a continental climate with hot and moderately wet summers and long harsh winters. In recent decades winters have been exceptionally arid. Average sun index is the highest in Austria. In autumn and winter temperature inversion often dominates the climate, characterised by air stillness, a dense fog covering the frosty valleys, while mild sunny weather is recorded higher up in the foothills and mountains.
Hermagor
Hermagor is the county town and administrative centre for the central Gailtal and the 30 villages surrounding it. It is a small town but has plenty of supermarkets, shops and restaurants. The famous Semmelrock Konditerei, where everyone meets for coffee and cakes, lies in the central square, the Wulfeniaplatz. Every Saturday morning there is a Farmers’ Market offering local produce including Gailtaler Speck (bacon), cheeses and honey, the produce for which the area is deservedly famous.
The Presseggersee lies to the east of the town and the fabulous Nassfeld Ski Arena is only a few minutes by car. The area offers endless opportunities for both summer and winter holidays.
The area has good road and rail links. The railway runs the full length of the Gailtal and offers regular services to Villach from where there are trains to the rest of Europe.
Klagenfurt airport (Ryanair) is about a 45 minute drive away and it is only about a 1 hour and 15 minute drive to Ljubliana airport (Easy Jet) in Slovenia.
Nassfeld Ski Arena
The Nassfeld Ski Arena is the ski-resort in the district of Hermagor. It is located at the Nassfeld Pass and offers 110 km of pistes, extensive off-piste opportunities and 30 ski lifts. The Ski Arena caters for all levels of ability from a dedicated and extensive teaching area to black runs for the expert skier.
The Millenium-Express cable car lift, the longest cable car system in the Alps, takes you to the top (1.919 metres) in less than 15 minutes. The ski resort ranges in elevation from 1300 metres to 2000 metres above sea level. There is also a fantastic ‘Snowboard Park’ with the ultimate half pipe. The Nassfeld has over 220 snow machines for creating artificial snow and ensuring good skiing conditions.
In Summer it is a spectacular destination for mountain hiking and offers more than 1000 km of hiking ways.
Presseggersee
Beautifully located amid mountains, forests and meadows, the crystal-clear Pressegger See boasts super clean water fit for drinking and, thanks to the many sunshine hours here, it is one of Austria’s warmest swimming lakes.
Sports: wind surfing, sailing, fishing
Facilities: bathing beach with large play area, boat rental, wind surfing school, sports and leisure center, fun park, camping sites, hotels
Further Information: www.carinthia.at
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