The Innviertler Versailles is a baroque moated castle in the heart of the Innviertel, which has been completely renovated in recent years and is in excellent structural condition. It has been developed profitably and a functioning business concept with various branches (events, vacation/accomodation, attractions, gastronomy, shop, rental, etc.) has been established. The touristy use of the castle will be expanded through interactive castle tours and other touristy offers.
88,12 m²
Price: EUR 427.382,-
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Price: EUR 288.138,-
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Price: EUR 339.597,-
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Price: EUR 459.683,-
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Price: EUR 198.000,-
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Price: EUR 311.273,-
94,27 m²
Wedding suite
Price: SOLD
All prices are net prices excluding VAT.
Floor: floorboards, parquet, tiles, stone floor & carpet in the sleeping area
Each apartment has a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, toilet and living room with sofa & TV and a sleeping area.
The property is heated with a central 440 KW pellet system from Hargassner.
The “Loxone” control element was installed in the lock, with which the exact energy requirements of each apartment can be determined.
The access system for the apartments is fully automated and access is possible without a staffed reception.
The last renovation took place in 2021.
Total usable area: ca. 1.300 m²
Living area: ca. 806 m²
The apartments are on the 2nd floor and are accessible by an elevator. 2 apartments (Azalea, Jasmin) are accessible, 6 apartments can also be reached via stairs.
View: to the castle courtyard, to the moat and into the countryside.
There are enough parking spaces in the castle courtyard.
Noise level: absolute quiet location
Acessibility: the train station Aurolzmünster is a 2-minute walk away. The district capital Ried im Innkreis is 6 km away and can be reached by bus or train. The motorway exit Ried im Innkreis is also 6 km away.
The internationally known Messe Ried (trade fair) ensures an increased booking situation during the trade fair with exhibitors and visitors. The surrounding companies in the Innviertel are increasing bookings from business travelers.
If you want to rent out your apartment for tourism purposes, a service contract that can be terminated annually will be concluded.
There is a management-dee of 25% of the booking price. It includes the support and handling of the rental, marketing, the backend system, room service and daily cleaning.
We are looking forward to show you the castle in person. In the meantime you can take a virtual strole through our castle.
Integer Holding GmbH | Schloßstraße 1| A-4971 Aurolzmünster
Contact person: Manuel Ungar (owner)
info@innviertler-versailles.at | +43 664 88 67 12 50
The history of the magnificent moated castle began in 1676 when Count Ferdinand Franz Albrecht von der Wahl acquired the property.
In the years 1691-1705 the castle was built in the style of the Bavarian baroque according to the plans of the architect Enrico Zuccalli. Precious frescoes and stucco work, an imposing park with cascades, mazes and water features (unfortunately no longer existent today) and the Marstall - stables with marble columns - are among the architectural highlights. Until 1745, work was done on the equipment and interior design.
In 1830 the property passed to the Counts Arco from the nearby village St. Martin. In 1836 part of the castle was adapted to become Austria's first sugar factory.
In 1927 the moated castle was one of the first objects in Upper Austria to be listed as a monument.
1925 kaufte das leerstehende Schloss der angeblich mit okkulten Kräften begabte pensionierte Postmeister Carl Schappeller. 1875 im Armenhaus von Aurolzmünster geboren, entwickelte sich Schappeller zu einem selbsternannten Erfinder, Visionär und genialen Sprücheklopfer. Immer häufiger fand er Förderer für seine ausgefallenen Zukunftsprojekte wie z. B. seine „Energiemaschine“, welche Energie aus dem Nichts erzeugen sollte oder die „Urkraft-Stoffgewinnungsaggregate” zur Gewinnung von Silber oder Platin aus dem Erdinneren.
The turning point occurred when the former German emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II generously supported him. Schappeller began to renovate the castle and spent money like water.
On March 6th, 1930, an insolvency forced him to leave the castle. But in the same year Schappeller returned triumphantly with a new project, which he had already spread through the media in advance - he was looking for the grave and treasure of Attila, King of the Huns, in the castle courtyard. But this phantasm lasted only for a short time because excavations in 1932, did not bring any real results besides lurid headlines in the world press.
In 1947, Schappeller died amid the financial chaos he had caused in Aurolzmünster. He is buried in the local cemetery with the inscription "Carl Schappeller, private, physicist and castle owner" together with his wife Anna, “the castle owner's wife”, and their daughter Anschy.
After these eventful years, the property changed hands several times and fell into disrepair. In 1994 the Dr. Spiegelfeld-Schneeburg KG purchased the castle.
After an initial emergency refurbishment, another general renovation was carried out in 2003 with a construction cost volume of 9.5 million euros. Intense 18 months later, the baroque moated castle shone again in the former splendor of its heyday.
In 2008 the Schlossverwaltungs AG – a consortium of four foundations - bought the castle in Aurolzmünster. Due to the limited decision-making authority of the managing directors and the lack of a strategy, the castle was again left to decay.
In 2020 the Schlossverwaltungs AG went bankrupt and the Ungar family took over the helm.
After two years of project development, the castle is not only impressive looking and beautifully renovated, but the cost-effectiveness has also been ensured.
The Innviertler Versailles offers now a wide range of possibilities - from the event castle, wedding location, seminar location, boutique apartments to leisure activities with castle tours and escape rooms. There is also a castle shop with regional products as well as a café, a restaurant, and an outdoor dining area in the Innviertel Versailles.
The moated castle is still surrounded by a moat. Essential is the two-storey central building, which contains a ballroom that extends to the top floor. This is placed on the central avant-corps and has beautiful ceiling painting and garden landscapes on the side walls. This main building is connected by low wings, enclosing the courtyard to two pavilions with two floors each. The south side of the courtyard used to be closed off by an iron grating that no longer exists.
Then as now, the Innviertler Versailles is above all a place of retreat - for those seeking peace and quiet and for individualists who want to experience history and feel the splendor of ancient times.
A total of eight unique rooms and suites are available, in which you can enjoy the tranquility and the beautiful ambience of the Innviertler Versailles.Each room has its own character, modern and elegant interior design, and offers an integrated kitchen area.
Our own themed packages (spa, golf, romance) expand the holiday-offer perfectly.
The Innviertler Versailles is increasingly establishing itself as a popular event location - whether for private weddings with a fairy tale charm, company celebrations, birthday parties or public events.
We successfully organize events for up to 700 people indoors (Over-30 party, Irish Night, Love Peace & Rock'n'Roll). We also make our premises available for vernissages, exhibitions or (wedding-)fairs for external organizers. The indoor capacity is max. 900.
There is also the option of holding outdoor events in our castle courtyard. The capacity here is 3500 people - such as our “Castle Advent Market”.
The Innviertler Versailles has on its premises its own Escape Room. uring this game, players are locked in a room having 60 minutes to escape. They can only succeed by solving puzzles and following clues which are in the room.
In our escape room - called "The Energy Machine" - we take up part of the history of the castle. The players must activate the invention of former castle owner Carl Schappeller in order to successfully escape.
Escape room bookings are fully automated.
The baroque moated castle not only fascinates with its imposing architecture, but also with its exciting history. We regularly offer guided Castle tours In the future, interactive self-guided tours will be implemented.
The Innviertler Versailles is the ideal place for seminars, conferences and workshops in an extraordinary atmosphere. Completely renovated rooms with technical equipment and seating for up to 120 people are available.
The approx. 450 m² of office space in the Innviertler Versailles impress with top-luxury furnishings and offer a very special working atmosphere. The central heating works perfectly and provides a cozy warmth in winter. In summer it is cool and comfortable even without air conditioning due to the thick walls.
Regional and sustainable. We live these values in our in-house Castle shop nd offer a special selection of delicacies, freshly delivered from our regional companies from the Innviertel. The taste of the Innviertel can be sensed in all the great food, delicacies, decorations and much more.
In our Vinotheque there is the opportunity to tka part in soirées and meeting selected, excellent winemakers. Various samples and treasures from their wine cellars are of course included and thus initiate an enjoyable evening.
A large selection of delicious bottled wines can be found in our wine bar and our open wines invite to a cozy glass. All items are also available in our online shop.
The gastronomy is leased to an entrepreneur with an upscale cuisine. Particularly noteworthy is the attractive outdoor dining area and the completely renovated kitchen.
The tenant has the right to cater any indoor events.
In the outdoor area as well as in the Marstall, the owner has reserved the opportunity to work with external catering agencies or other companies, especially for events.