Forest for sale in Carinthia!

Hüttenberg is a market town in Carinthia, Austria, with 1,291 inhabitants. The town has been known since ancient times for its iron ore mountain, from which a large part of the so-called Noric iron originated. Iron smelting was discontinued in the early 20th century for economic reasons. Hüttenberg offers many historical points of interest, including the Heinrich Harrer Museum, historical blast furnaces in the Heft district, and an underground mining museum in the higher-altitude Knappenberg area. The region around Hüttenberg is one of the world’s most famous mineral deposit sites, and a mineral called Löllingite is named after the village of Lölling in the municipality of Hüttenberg. The Hüttenberg mountain chapel, with over 300 years of history, is the oldest chapel in Carinthia and an important cultural asset for the town.

“Landwirtschaften und Huben, Wälder und Jagden” describes a diverse landscape that includes both agricultural areas (land cultivation and homesteads) and forested regions (woods), as well as hunting grounds. It represents a combination of nature and human use, often characteristic of rural regions.

The plot of land for sale in Hüttenberg covers 15,000 m² and consists mainly of grassland (meadow) with a small wooded area. It is particularly suitable for goat or sheep farming. The transfer can be arranged according to mutual agreement. The purchase costs include a brokerage fee of 3.6% (including VAT), 3.5% real estate transfer tax, and 1.1% land register entry fee. The costs for drawing up the purchase contract vary depending on the notary or lawyer fees. The purchase price is €90,000.