The property consists of two building sections: the historic Gründerzeit building "Fröhlichhof" on Hütteldorfer Straße and a new building section (from 1979) on Plunkergasse. Erected in 1912 at the initiative of leather goods manufacturer Johann Fröhlich, based on plans by architect Leopold Ettmayr, the building was originally conceived as a residential building and workshops. Today, it combines historic charm with modern flexibility of use in a central location.
The property, bordered by Hütteldorfer Straße and Plunkergasse, is primarily used for commercial purposes – especially for office and service units. The building structure allows for flexible room layouts and individual usage concepts.
Located directly on one of the 14th district's most important traffic arteries, the property impresses with excellent accessibility and high visibility. Its proximity to the U3 subway line (Johnstraße station), to tram and bus lines, as well as to local suppliers and service businesses, makes the location equally attractive for tenants and customers.
The combination of historic substance, professional management, and versatile use makes the Fröhlichhof a valuable reference property in the portfolio – and a prominent landmark in the western urban area.
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