Ehem. Berger-Kaserne, Objekt 1, Hauptgebäude, Prandtauer Hof, Heritage building in Neusiedl am See, Austria.

The Prandtauer Hof is a former military building with classical features including stone columns, arches, and high ceilings spanning multiple floors. The spaces blend historical details with modern residential standards within a protected complex.

Built from 1853 to 1856 as a Hungarian cavalry barracks, the complex later served the Austrian Armed Forces until it was taken out of service and sold in 2015. From 2017 to the end of 2018 it was converted into a residential complex with 106 apartments and renamed Schloss Neusiedl.

The building is listed as a protected monument, and its arcaded courtyard is the feature visitors notice first. The name Schloss Neusiedl was adopted only after the 2017–2018 conversion into 106 apartments, when the former Berger-Kaserne was renamed.

The complex is an active residential community with over 100 apartments of various sizes equipped with wooden floors and custom kitchens. Access is via the main street in central Neusiedl am See.

The building's name, Schloss Neusiedl, dates only from its 2017–2018 conversion into 106 apartments; before that it was the Berger-Kaserne, a Hungarian cavalry barracks built 1853–1856. The triangular pediment of the central risalit still carries an inscription, and the renovation reused lime plaster and reinstalled box windows.