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2-Zimmer Wohnung in Villach
Rennsteinerstr. 112/5 · Heimat Villach
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What a flat in Villach costs
Compared with all of Kärnten, as of todayThe 3 available flats in Villach cost a median of 712 € total. Range: 703 to 818 € total. Layout: 1× 2 rooms, 2× 3 rooms.
Who lists here: 3 from housing associations (Kärntnerland, Heimat Villach) – each tag above leads to the landlord's page with how to apply and the check interval.
Nearest stop for current listings: Villach Westbahnhof (1), Villach Landskron (1) – the number shows how many flats are closest to that stop; the app calculates the travel time to your work for each flat.
FAQ
How many flats are available in Villach right now?
Right now 3 from Kärntnerland, Heimat Villach – as of the last check of the listing pages. New finds appear on this page with key details only for two hours – in the alert, immediately.
How much does a flat in Villach cost?
The 3 available flats cost a median of 712 € in total, between 703 and 818 €.
Which landlords does WohnAlert monitor in Villach?
Klagenfurt Wohnen, Kärntnerland, Heimat Villach, Kärntner Siedlungswerk and LWBK. For council flats in Klagenfurt, you need a valid housing application (Wohnungsansuchen) with Klagenfurt Wohnen – without one, no application is considered.
What can I filter by?
By the ten districts; Klagenfurt and Villach are listed as cities in their own right. The place or postcode in the listing assigns the flat – the table comes from the official lists of Statistik Austria.
Do I need a WBS?
No – there is no WBS (housing entitlement certificate) in Austria. Subsidised flats have income limits, and there is usually a financing contribution that is partly refunded when you move out.
What does the rent shown mean?
The total rent including operating costs and VAT, as stated by the housing association (every listing names the area, such as Villach).