Year 2016 Living with your own HORSES? Possible here, bungalow on building land-agricultural land, 20 min from Vienna

The windows are triple-glazed, white plastic on the inside, with anthracite aluminum clips on the outside. Each window (except storage room, WC, bathroom) has an electrically operated roller blind - all windows have a fly screen.
Light is provided by LED aluminum spots in the suspended ceiling.
A reversible Dimplex air heat pump with cooling function (underfloor heating) ensures a warm or pleasantly cool climate. Nice and warm in winter, a pleasant 21 degrees in summer, for example.

Another highlight is the wood-burning stove with air circulation fan in the living room.
The warm air generated above the combustion chamber is blown gently and barely audibly into the bedroom and the two children's rooms via a duct system built into the suspended ceiling. In winter, you can therefore decide for yourself how much your heat pump should provide and how you can/will relieve it by providing additional heating. We have often had combined and very favorable winter months, but even without additional heating, the medium-sized heat pump works very economically. We pass on customer service data.
We usually had a monthly consumption of electricity of around 100.

In 2020, we decided to rent a 3.5 kW PV system from Verbund. It was obvious why we decided to rent. Verbund bears all the costs of any repairs/maintenance during the 12-year rental period. The costs amount to 75,-/month and after 12 years the PV system becomes your property. If you purchase the system, you would take over this contract and the PV system would be yours after a further 7 years. The PV system feeds the energy generated into the grid system at a feed-in tariff (offset against the annual bill) or you consume the self-generated electricity yourself. You have access to the data via the Fronius app.

The floors are partly parquet, tiles and vinyl in the living room.
The bathroom has a bathtub and shower.
The fitted kitchen has Miele and Bosch built-in appliances.
The interior doors are made of solid wood by Kunex, as are the door frames.

The entire fitted kitchen, bathroom and WC furniture will remain in the house.
On request, you will receive all relevant photos of the construction phase on a USB stick.

Stable, rear plot:
The open stable consists of the main stable, tack room and large hay store and was also built with Wienerberger bricks on a foundation and floor slab and is lightly insulated. The stable has electricity/light and water. We had an automatic water trough installed. Outside the stable there is another floor slab as a clean transition from paddock to stable. There is a manure area at the end of the property. A wide aluminum entrance gate allows access even with a larger tractor with trailer/horse trailer. Completely fenced and opaque.

Aluminum fences: Guardi.

Extension:
In 2018, we had an extension of approx. 100m2 planned, which was also approved without further ado. Unfortunately, things turned out differently during the construction phase and we had to cancel the building project or decided on a smaller solution. This meant that the foundation including the 20 cm base plate was built, but this area was then converted into another terrace with paving stones and raised beds. The extension as such was then considerably smaller but serves perfectly as a storage area.
You can also decide here whether you want to leave it as it is or continue with the approved building plan. There is no obligation to build.

Garage: 1 car, another 2 cars can park in the driveway and in the parking space next to it. Behind the garage is the technical room, behind it a small courtyard with the heat pump and the extension.
A power connection for e.g. electric car is located in the technical room.