A $1.5 Million Paradise for Skiers and Riders is Waiting for You in Austria

If you are looking for your own slice of mountain paradise, then look no further than this penthouse in the Austrian Alps. Tucked away in the village of Neukirchen am Grossvenediger, this chateau has everything someone with $1.5 million stashed away from 2019….

The New York Times highlighted what would be a winter paradise for anyone looking to spend more time slopeside working from home while shredding on your downtime, as long as one has the means to get access to this getaway. The four-bedroom penthouse rests high on a plateau at the base of the Grossvenediger, an 11,700-foot glaciated peak that towers over the village of Neukirchen am Grossvenedige. This mountain paradise was erected in 2016 and the locale is reminiscent of “The Sound of Music” which was set around nearby Salzburg. For more information on this incredible mountain home, you can click on the New York Times’ report here. 

According to listing by Engel & Völkers, the 1,615-square-foot apartment has exposed beams as well as vaulted rafters with a ceiling peak of about 16 feet on this south-facing farmhouse-style chalet with overhanging eaves. Here are just some of the descriptions of this European ski paradise and the surrounding area: “The wood-clad great room encompasses the living, dining and kitchen areas, with wide plank floors, a fireplace and a floor-to-ceiling, triple-insulated glass door that slides open to a loggia protected from the elements on three sides. The balcony has decorative wood railings with fanciful carvings near the chalet’s peak.” – New York Times.

Your posse can prepare meals in the J-shaped kitchen has white laminate cabinets, a wood-patterned laminate countertop. Coffee and waffles on a raised breakfast bar? I think so. My personal favorite addition in the kitchen is the ” image of mountains is printed on a glass backsplash across the wall.”