These contemporary modern villas are characterised by nature and transferred to the architecture. Wintersteller Achen is an exclusive residential complex with an everlasting view of the majestic Wilder Kaiser and the Kitzbüheler Horn. It is a forward-looking project that is planned to focus on climate protection harmoniously with environmental protection.

The project offers spaces for extraordinary dream homes. It was generously divided into detached and semi-detached villas with 239 and 311 sq m living spaces. As a particular highlight, each semi-detached villa is situated on its own plot.



Every detail of the timelessly elegant interior is designed to meet the highest standards. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of light, while cantilevered balconies and terraces reduce the amount of sunlight and protect against overheating. Large windows and sliding doors allow a smooth transition to the outside and are essential elements of the energy-efficient building concept.



The integrated living room ventilation, underfloor heating and selected exclusive materials in the kitchen and bathroom provide excellent comfort.



The project utilises CO2-free renewable energy through the use of groundwater and the installation of photovoltaic systems. This has the advantage of being independent of geopolitical influences regarding costs and availability.

A vacant square in the centre of Kirchdorf in Tyrol, as if it had been specially set aside for this purpose. The gently flowing Großache. The open view of the Wilder Kaiser and the Kitzbüheler Horn is magnificent in any weather. The distance to St. Johann and Kitzbühel is 6 and 15 kilometres away, respectively. The street name is associated with the Tyrolean freedom fighter Rupert Wintersteller-the unique opportunity to realise the idea of a life full of lightness in an ideal location.



Breathe in. Breathe out. Breathe in. The liberating feeling of having finally arrived takes hold of everyone here. The uniquely open and generously designed architecture honours the namesake of this exclusive address, the former Tyrolean freedom fighter Rupert Wintersteller. The feeling of freedom and independence, combined with inspiration from nature, is, therefore, no coincidence.



Please note that all distances and measurements are approximate and, for security reasons, do not represent the property