Panoramic winter view of Stuhleck ski mountain with pistes and the planned alpine chalet resort
Private real-estate investment opportunity · Austria

A ski-in, ski-out alpine asset built for every season.

A phased hospitality development at Stuhleck combining six apartments, seven chalets, direct piste access and a year-round operating strategy.

€5.85mProjected net capex
€8.4mSponsor post-build value
8–18%Projected project yield from year 3
13 units6 apartments · 7 chalets
The proposition

A premium alpine base near Vienna, designed around access and operating depth.

The project is planned on the Schieferwiese at Stuhleck in Spital am Semmering. Sponsor materials position the site as a direct-to-slope accommodation asset with motorway access, existing gastronomy and a phased development programme.

Snow-covered alpine chalets at Stuhleck with ski slopes in the background
Stuhleck in context. The homepage now shows the broader mountain setting, chalet character and ski-area identity more clearly.
Investment case

The opportunity in four numbers.

€3.2mCurrent asset value stated in the business plan.
€250kOwner equity stated as already invested in the completed basement.
55→75%Sponsor occupancy ramp projected over five operating years.
€426k→€580kProjected annual accommodation revenue as occupancy matures.
Return framework

Project-level return targets, clearly separated from guaranteed investor returns.

Sponsor documents reference an estimated 8%–18% annual return from the third year. The final investor return depends on the legal instrument, funding priority, security package, fees, timing and actual performance.

8%Lower illustrative annual project-yield scenario
12%Mid-case scenario for evaluation
18%Upper sponsor projection, not a promise
Mountain biker descending a summer alpine trail
Summer demand is intended to broaden utilisation beyond the core ski season.
Year-round utilisation

Snow, trails, dining and events.

The concept combines a four-month winter model with an eight-month summer opportunity. Proposed summer drivers include downhill mountain biking, themed family activities and events, supported by an existing gastronomy venue of approximately 220 seats.

01

Winter

Direct ski access, slope-side convenience and short-stay alpine demand.

02

Summer

Trails, biking, events and family-oriented activities intended to support occupancy.

Read the operating strategy
Project architecture

A phased portfolio with multiple guest formats.

Close aerial view of planned chalet buildings
Phase 1

The Stadl apartments

Six guest apartments, two staff apartments and a completed basement foundation.

Apartment mix
Planned alpine accommodation located beside a ski slope
Phases 2–4

Seven chalets

Three terraced chalets and four semi-detached chalets with terraces, balconies and selected private saunas.

Development phases
Panoramic Stuhleck overview with full resort name and integrated ski-lift graphic
Location

Stuhleck overview

A branded overview visual combining the full Stuhleck name, mountain panorama and an at-a-glance ski-lift graphic.

Location rationale
Important notice

An information website, not a public offer.

All projections originate from sponsor-provided materials and have not been independently verified for this website. No investment should be made without legal, tax, technical, valuation and financial due diligence and definitive transaction documents.