Spacious single-family home with panoramic views and quality of life on all levels.
This detached single-family home stands on a slightly elevated position in a beautiful setting and offers something that has become rare these days: abundant space – both inside and out – and a view that inspires every day. The view sweeps unobstructed all the way to the Alps; the expanse allows you to breathe deeply, the sky seems closer, and with it a feeling of freedom and security.
As soon as you arrive, it's clear: this house is no ordinary home. On a generous 763-square-meter plot and an impressive building volume of 1,069 cubic meters, a living space opens up that not only offers space but also inspires. The entrance area is bright, inviting, and spacious – like the entire house. The living area impresses with its open-plan design: kitchen, dining, and living area flow seamlessly into one another. Large windows bring the light inside and frame the spectacular view like a living painting. Whether you're standing in the kitchen, sitting at the dining table, or relaxing in the living room – the view outside is omnipresent and incomparable.
The kitchen itself is spacious and bright, with a special highlight being the wood-burning stove connected to the fireplace, which even allows for traditional cooking. Right next to it, a stylish fireplace creates a warm atmosphere, whether during the transitional seasons or simply for a cozy evening for two. The living and dining area leads directly outside to the spacious terrace, where the Swiss flag proudly flutters in the breeze—a visible symbol of home, identity, and stability.
The ground floor also features another bright room with access to the garden, ideal as a guest room, office, or quiet retreat. A modern bathroom with shower, toilet, and sink, as well as practical built-in wardrobes in the hallway, underscore the functional, well-designed character of this house.
An open staircase leads to the upper floor, where a spacious room, ideal as a workspace or studio, is directly adjacent. Here, too, light is abundant – whether from the skylights or the side windows. The hallway leads to three additional rooms, including the particularly spacious master bedroom, which, with two balcony exits, offers not only maximum views but also a high level of living quality.
The basement is surprisingly spacious: a versatile craft room, which also serves as a guest room thanks to its window, several spacious cellars, and a separate hobby room offer numerous potential uses. There's also a large utility room with space for laundry and drying – this is also where the modern air-source heat pump is located, which provides efficient and contemporary heating and hot water. A separate exterior entrance makes the basement even more practical and flexible.
This house is more than just a place to live—it's a retreat, a place for families, a place where you can breathe a sigh of relief. The expansive views, the natural light, the sophisticated architecture, and the spaciousness make it truly unique. Those who live here don't just live—they live freely, with space for everything that matters.
This detached single-family home stands on a slightly elevated position in a beautiful setting and offers something that has become rare these days: abundant space – both inside and out – and a view that inspires every day. The view sweeps unobstructed all the way to the Alps; the expanse allows you to breathe deeply, the sky seems closer, and with it a feeling of freedom and security.
As soon as you arrive, it's clear: this house is no ordinary home. On a generous 763-square-meter plot and an impressive building volume of 1,069 cubic meters, a living space opens up that not only offers space but also inspires. The entrance area is bright, inviting, and spacious – like the entire house. The living area impresses with its open-plan design: kitchen, dining, and living area flow seamlessly into one another. Large windows bring the light inside and frame the spectacular view like a living painting. Whether you're standing in the kitchen, sitting at the dining table, or relaxing in the living room – the view outside is omnipresent and incomparable.
The kitchen itself is spacious and bright, with a special highlight being the wood-burning stove connected to the fireplace, which even allows for traditional cooking. Right next to it, a stylish fireplace creates a warm atmosphere, whether during the transitional seasons or simply for a cozy evening for two. The living and dining area leads directly outside to the spacious terrace, where the Swiss flag proudly flutters in the breeze—a visible symbol of home, identity, and stability.
The ground floor also features another bright room with access to the garden, ideal as a guest room, office, or quiet retreat. A modern bathroom with shower, toilet, and sink, as well as practical built-in wardrobes in the hallway, underscore the functional, well-designed character of this house.
An open staircase leads to the upper floor, where a spacious room, ideal as a workspace or studio, is directly adjacent. Here, too, light is abundant – whether from the skylights or the side windows. The hallway leads to three additional rooms, including the particularly spacious master bedroom, which, with two balcony exits, offers not only maximum views but also a high level of living quality.
The basement is surprisingly spacious: a versatile craft room, which also serves as a guest room thanks to its window, several spacious cellars, and a separate hobby room offer numerous potential uses. There's also a large utility room with space for laundry and drying – this is also where the modern air-source heat pump is located, which provides efficient and contemporary heating and hot water. A separate exterior entrance makes the basement even more practical and flexible.
This house is more than just a place to live—it's a retreat, a place for families, a place where you can breathe a sigh of relief. The expansive views, the natural light, the sophisticated architecture, and the spaciousness make it truly unique. Those who live here don't just live—they live freely, with space for everything that matters.
