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Seefeld is an exclusive resort perched on a high plateau just 17km from Innsbruck, twice host to the Winter Olympics. Its pedestrianised centre, designer boutiques and year-round appeal, from skiing to an 18-hole golf course, attract an upmarket buyer profile. Property investment in Seefeld offers the rare combination of Tyrolean prestige with exceptional accessibility.
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Owning a property in Seefeld is as much about the summer golf and the winter sunshine as it is about the skiing. A true 365-day destination.
Property in Seefeld is an attractive investment since it is a popular village set on a sunny plateau in the Tyrolean capital of Innsbruck. Seefeld is a pedestrian friendly town and a fashionable resort home to award-winning restaurants, bars, cafés and a casino.
Property prices are high in Seefeld and apartment tend to be smaller in size offering accessible price points for most buyers. Historically, the resort has been popular with Italian buyers who enjoy coming to the cooler mountains in the summertime as well as visiting in winter for world class skiing.
Property in Seefeld tends to be fully-managed, a convenient luxury for the owners of holiday homes, making it easy to enjoy your property and simple to let your property out to holidaymakers.
When looking for your ideal property, whatever your preferences or requirements, we will endeavour to find your dream property, chalet or ski apartment in Seefeld. We always source high quality developments in highly sought after areas. Contact Alpine Property Finders today and we will assist and guide you in your search to buy your perfect apartment or chalet.
The Olympiaregion Seefeld has a small yet superb selection of alpine ski areas boasting some 30 cable-cars and lifts. The Bergbahnen, the largest of the ski areas, features the “RosshüTen-Express”, – a high-speed 6-seater chairlift with heated seats – which whisks passengers effortlessly up to the sunny slopes at an altitude of over 2,000 metres. The Gschwandtkopf ski area can be reached from three sides and three villages – Reith, Seefeld and Mösern – and offers excellent skiing as well as delightful views.
For those keen to explore a bit further the Zugspitze glacier is just 30 minutes away and offers a further 70 kilometers of exceptional high altitude skiing late into the season. You will also find thermal spas, over 500 kilometers of cross country tracks, tobogganing and ice skating among others.
The Olympiaregion Seefeld has a small yet superb selection of alpine ski areas boasting some 30 cable-cars and lifts. The Bergbahnen, the largest of the ski areas, features the “RosshüTen-Express”, – a high-speed 6-seater chairlift with heated seats – which whisks passengers effortlessly up to the sunny slopes at an altitude of over 2,000 metres. The Gschwandtkopf ski area can be reached from three sides and three villages – Reith, Seefeld and Mösern – and offers excellent skiing as well as delightful views.
For those keen to explore a bit further the Zugspitze glacier is just 30 minutes away and offers a further 70 kilometers of exceptional high altitude skiing late into the season. You will also find thermal spas, over 500 kilometers of cross country tracks, tobogganing and ice skating among others.
You can buy an apartment in Seefeld from about €400,000 up to €900,000+ for larger, centrally located ski apartments. Premium and luxury residences, including larger chalets or penthouses in top areas, start from €1.5m.
Seefeld is one of the most accessible of all the Austrian ski resorts which makes it a popular choice for second home owners looking for easy ‘weekend’ access. Its proximity to Innsbruck Airport (just 25 minutes away) and Munich (90 minutes) makes it highly desirable for short breaks, keeping rental occupancy high throughout the year.
Seefeld is unique for its geography as it sits on a south-facing high plateau at 1,200m. This ensures it gets significantly more sunshine than most Alpine resorts. It is also the undisputed capital of Nordic sports, having hosted the Winter Olympics three times (1964, 1976, 2012 Youth Games) and the Nordic World Ski Championships in 2019.
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