| A turn of the century house with history |
Living areas between approx. 64 m² and 230 m² |
25 Prestigious city residences |
| Spacious balconies and terraces on all floors |
Spectacular ceiling heights of up to 6 metres |
Modern specifications in a historical setting |
Passionate attention to detail is a common theme running through the luxurious “Cotton Residence”. The stylish, magnificent building dating from the turn of the century‘s heyday has been revitalised with great attention to the building‘s particular structure and handled with kid gloves during the extension. A representative loft conversion over the top two floors complements the historical characteristic building structure. The 25 exclusive residences – 17 of which are historical and classic in style, and eight modern loft conversions – are located over six floors with easy, barrier-free access via an elevator.
To suit all tastes: the apartment sizes range from approx. 64 to 230 square metres and are also ideally suited for use as chambers, medical rooms, or offices. Spacious balconies and large terraces, a true rarity within classic properties, offer an extended quality of living. Extensive rooftop terraces of up to 170 square metres afford superb views across the city. You hold the reins for the interior fit out, employing exquisite materials. Palatial ceiling heights of six metres and more at fourth floor level and in the individual tower rooms create an inimitable spatial flair.
Aspect corner of Neutorgasse / Werdertorgasse with garage
Aspect Werdertorgasse with garage and Börsegasse
From sunrise to sunset: savour life on the balconies and terraces of the “Cotton Residence”
In 1878 the distinguished Austrian industrialist family ‘Salcher’ commissioned the construction of a cotton and yarn mill under the “Harlander” brand in the then thriving textile quarter at the heart of Vienna. The Harlander name hails from a district of St. Pölten where the company‘s headquarters were located. The leading architect Julius Koch was appointed. The area around Neutorgasse developed into the main textile trade district, known in Viennese dialect as the “rag quarter” (Fetzenviertel). The economic success led to substantial affluence, which was reflected in the intensive construction activity.
Many stately buildings emerged; historicism and art nouveau styles influenced the cityscape. Around 1911 the Harlander cotton and yarn mill was converted into a Royal and Imperial post and telegraph office. To this day, the property at Neutorgasse 7 is one of Vienna‘s distinctive architectural works that give the city its splendour and charm. This special characteristic is maintained at the “Cotton Residence” today – both the name and the logo relate to the building‘s origins.
L‘ART POUR L‘ART
Art for art`s sake - Viennese modernism as the heyday of art, architecture, music, and literature.
The “Cotton Residence” is situated at the heart of the vibrant and diverse city centre with its elegant boutiques, exquisite restaurants, and peaceful green oases.
By virtue of the property's city centre location, public transport connections are outstanding. A dedicated garage provides ample parking for cars.
By virtue of the property`s city centre location, public transport connections are outstanding. A dedicated garage provides ample parking for cars.
The diverse cultural offer, the exclusive shopping streets and pedestrian zones, the sometimes grandiose architecture set within magnificent parks – just a few reasons to fall in love with the city of Vienna.
Our competent team of OTTO IMMOBILIEN advisers is available to address all your questions and requests!
Mag. Michaela Orisich
+43 1 512 7777-323
cotton@otto.at
Elfie Zipper
+43 1 512 7777-333
cotton@otto.at
