For just under five million euros, the Baroque Castle Kremsegg in Upper Austria is seeking a new owner - and in a very public-friendly way: The property, located in the municipality of Kremsmünster, is currently being offered on the platform Willhaben, as announced in a press release on Wednesday.

Castle Kremsegg Listed on Willhaben

The castle, with around 1,300 square meters, also includes a historic economic building with about 3,700 square meters, which housed the Kremsegg Musical Instrument Museum until 2018, and even its own chapel. The estate, originally built as a "manor" at the end of the 12th century and expanded into a castle in the 13th century, is said to be "in good technical and visual condition" and connected to the public water, sewer, electricity, gas, and telephone networks. Additionally, the "best connections to public train services and the A1, A8, and A9 motorways" are advertised. "The entire area is enclosed, offering a high degree of peace and privacy," it continues - however, one must dig deep into their pockets for this refuge: 4,990,000 euros are required.

(APA/Red)

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