Zaunscherbgasse 4 und 6, 1210 Wien

Thomas Morus, a KHG Residence

The Thomas Morus Student Residence operated by Akademikerhilfe, located at Zaunscherbgasse 4 & 6 in Vienna’s 21st district (Floridsdorf), offers students modern and comfortable student accommodation in Vienna. The residence stands out for its well-equipped rooms, numerous communal facilities, and excellent location close to the Old Danube and New Danube.

Since 2017, the residence has offered 95 fully furnished rooms and provides various accommodation options for students. These include single rooms, twin rooms, and single rooms within shared living units. All rooms are equipped with a private shower/WC, minibar, and microwave, providing a comfortable combination of privacy and student community life. Immerse yourself in community life at the Thomas Morus Student Residence.

The Catholic University Community (KHG) offers a special service at this location for residents interested in matters of faith. Further information is available on the KHG website. The KHG pastoral team may contact interested residents. For this purpose, their first name, surname, email address, and telephone number are shared with the KHG.

The student residence in Vienna’s 21st district is particularly suitable for students looking for a modern home with excellent infrastructure, convenient access to universities, and a wide range of leisure opportunities.

currently fully booked!

Rooms & Prices

The Zaunscherbgasse 4 & 6 residence offers a variety of furnished student apartments and rooms in Vienna. All units are functionally equipped and provide ideal conditions for studying and living during university.

The rooms include:
- Bathroom with shower and toilet
- Minibar and microwave
- Wi-Fi internet access
- Bed
- Desk and desk chair
- Wardrobes with ample storage space

In addition, spacious communal kitchens are available on every second floor. These kitchens are equipped with ceramic hobs, an oven, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigerators and freezers. A private balcony and a flat-screen TV create a pleasant atmosphere, making the kitchens an ideal place for cooking, dining, and spending time together.

The combination of a private space to retreat to and shared communal areas makes the Thomas Morus Student Residence an attractive choice for students who value independent living while also enjoying a strong sense of community.

Room Category Description 01.10.2024 01.10.2026 Choose
Single room A Room size ca. 13 m² 530,- 546,-
Single room A Room size ca. 22-24 m² 549,- 566,-
bed in Twin room A Room size ca. 28 m² 475,- 487,-
Linked single room A 2 rooms (ca. 8,5 m²) share anteroom and shower/toilet 513,- 526,-

Location

The Thomas Morus Student Residence is located at Zaunscherbgasse 4 & 6, 1210 Vienna (Floridsdorf). Its location combines peaceful living with excellent public transport connections.

Within just a few minutes, residents can reach stations of the U6 underground line, as well as tram and suburban railway (S-Bahn) connections. This makes numerous universities and universities of applied sciences in Vienna easily accessible.

From the residence, students can conveniently reach, among others:

  • University of Vienna

  • WU Vienna University of Economics and Business

  • Medical University of Vienna

  • Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien)

  • University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna (Vetmeduni Vienna)

The surrounding area also offers excellent infrastructure, including supermarkets, banks, pharmacies, and shops for everyday essentials. A particular highlight is the proximity to the Old Danube and New Danube. These popular recreational areas in Vienna offer ideal opportunities for sports, walks, and relaxation right on your doorstep.

Haus Zaunscherbgasse 4 und 6

Zaunscherbgasse 4 und 6, 1210 Wien

Leisure Activities

The Thomas Morus Student Residence places great emphasis on community and offers numerous opportunities for leisure activities directly within the residence.

The facilities include:

- Fitness room
- Quiet study room
- Multi-purpose room for events and social gatherings
- Chapel
- Communal kitchens
- Laundry and drying room
- Bicycle storage room

The various communal areas provide opportunities to meet others, study together, and connect with fellow residents. This creates a vibrant student community in Vienna that extends beyond the individual room.

Discover exciting leisure activities outside the student residence on our blog, where you can find some great tips and recommendations.

Contact

Contact Person
in the Residence:

Here you will find information about viewing dates, moving in and moving out.

Betzy Sanchez Cordova, MA
Telephone: +43 676 6536077
Availability:
Mon - Thu: 9:00am - 1.00pm
Fri: 9.00 - 12:00am

Contact Person
Student Service:

Here you will find answers on the availability of rooms, registration and usage agreements.

Verena Marecek
Telephone: +43 1 40176 62
Availability:
Mon-Thu: 9.00am - 11.30am / 1.00pm - 3.00pm
Fri: 9.00am - 11.30am

Moving in/out

Don't forget to arrange an appointement for moving in/out with your residence manager.

Betzy Sanchez Cordova, MA

Other fees

Registration Fee € 20,-
Administration fee one time fee € 30,-
Deposit one time per person (not due if paid already) € 600,-
Contribution to Residence Representation Payable upon move in, then once a year in October € 30,-
Final Cleaning Fee due by each checkout and change of room € 70,-

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FAQs

Both residences, the Edith Stein House and Thomas Morus House, are owned by the Archdiocese of Vienna and managed by Akademikerhilfe. The KHG (Catholic University Community) is part of the Archdiocese of Vienna and offers residents of both residences the opportunity to be part of a Christian community.

Staff at Akademikerhilfe are not permitted to accept parcels on behalf of residents. Parcel lockers provided by Austrian Post are located in the entrance area.

Yes. There is currently a residents’ representative committee. Further information is available directly on site.

A washing cycle currently costs €1.50.

Yes. You need to provide your own detergent.

No, the use of additional electrical appliances such as hot plates is not permitted. Please also refer to the dormitory regulations and fire safety regulations.