Stream alongside the arcaded wall of Schloss Emsburg
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Grounds & Buildings

Eight buildings, one walled world.

Eight historic structures arranged within a continuously enclosed park of 82,108 m². The plan below reads the ensemble; each building is documented individually.

Plate i.Water & arcade
ISite plan

The ensemble, read from above.

A schematic reading of the 82,108 m² estate. Select a building to view its image and summary.

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Schematic · not to survey
Entry A · Building

Main Residence

Footprint≈ 1,420 m² gross

Seventeenth-century principal residence; piano nobile with formal reception rooms; adjoining chapel.

Contemplated useFamily seat · state rooms · principal bedrooms

Grand salon in the main residence with marble dining table
Plate a.Piano nobile — grand salon
IIBuilding index

Eight historic structures.

Grand salon in the main residence with marble dining table
A
Building A.≈ 1,420 m² gross

Main Residence

Seventeenth-century principal residence; piano nobile with formal reception rooms; adjoining chapel.

Gallery interior with mirrors and chandeliers
B
Building B.≈ 980 m²

Gallery & Residential Building

Long gallery with enfilade rooms and dedicated guest apartments.

Salon in the Marienheim with dark sofas and chandelier
C
Building C.≈ 460 m²

Marienheim

Historic ancillary house adjoining the estate's interior court.

Free-standing ancillary villa within the estate
D
Building D.≈ 420 m²

Josefhaus

Free-standing villa within the walled grounds; independent entrance.

Bright room with herringbone parquet in the Franziskushaus
E
Building E.≈ 380 m²

Franziskushaus

Secondary residence of religious origin, adjoining the chapel.

Bedroom with a window onto one of the estate towers
F
Building F.≈ 340 m²

Klaraheim

Intimate residence opening onto the eastern garden.

Long service building along the estate grounds
G
Building G.≈ 520 m²

Wirtschaftsgebäude · Stallungen

Historic service buildings and stables along the west wall.

Orangerie setting within the estate gardens
H
Building H.≈ 240 m²

Orangerie & Glasshouse

South-facing glasshouse; formal orangerie tradition of the Salzburg court.

IIIThe Grounds

Park · water · perimeter · horizon.

Six elements that give Emsburg its measurable privacy and its framed landscape setting.

Walled lawn in high summer

Parkland

Walled parkland with lawn, formal axes, mature canopy and ornamental figures of the nineteenth-century period.

Stone-banked stream alongside the arcaded wall

Water regime

A stone-banked stream fed from the historic Alterbach system traces the east side, alongside the arcaded retaining wall.

Historic perimeter wall with cherry blossom

Perimeter

A continuous masonry perimeter encloses the 82,108 m² grounds — a condition unusual for an urban estate.

Approach through the grounds towards the main residence

Arrival sequence

Entry from Hellbrunner Allee through a private gate; a single gravel axis approaches the principal facade.

Sheltered terrace at the estate

Pool & terrace

A sheltered terrace and ornamental pool are integrated into the garden composition to the south of the residence.

Untersberg mountain seen from within the estate grounds

Protected landscape

The estate is read against the Untersberg massif through a protected view corridor unlikely to be altered.

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Confidential Enquiry

Confidential materials available on request.

Detailed documentation, private dossier access, and estate viewings are extended only to qualified parties and their advisers. Enquiries are reviewed individually and handled under full confidentiality.