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Where to live in St. Pölten if you work from home

Ranking of St. Pölten's 19 areas with CityPulse's “Working from home” profile. What matters most: public green space, tree canopy, services on foot and protected cycle lanes. Preferred density: low.

What is the best area of St. Pölten to live in if you work from home?

According to CityPulse: Viehofen (68), Weitern (58) and Stattersdorf (49).

St. Pölten areas ranked

#AreaScoreStrength
1Viehofen68 · goodProtected cycle lanes
2Weitern58 · fairProtected cycle lanes
3Stattersdorf49 · fairProtected cycle lanes
4Regierungsviertel45 · fairProtected cycle lanes
5Waldsiedlung44 · fairServices on foot
6Spratzern43 · fairProtected cycle lanes
7Ratzersdorf an der Traisen37 · poorProtected cycle lanes
8Kupferbrunn36 · poorProtected cycle lanes
9Nadelbach34 · poorPublic green space
10Teufelhof31 · poorPublic green space
11Neu-Hart31 · poorPublic green space
12Oberwagram29 · poorServices on foot
13Unterwagram28 · poorProtected cycle lanes
14Eisbergsiedlung28 · poorProtected cycle lanes
15Unterradlberg27 · poorTree canopy
16Harland23 · poorProtected cycle lanes
17Pottenbrunn20 · poorServices on foot
18Eggendorf9 · poorProtected cycle lanes
19St. Georgen am Steinfelde8 · poorProtected cycle lanes

What it does not consider

The ranking does not account for rents and house prices, noise, safety, or distance from university or work. Use it to decide where to look, then check the individual address.

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Areas are named after OpenStreetMap neighbourhoods and have approximate boundaries: each hexagon goes to the nearest name. Values are residents' medians. Data updated on 2026-11-06. Method and sources