Many ornate historical details characterize the property.

On the ground floor, there is a bright and large studio room, which is separately accessible from the market street with an exit into the inner courtyard. A bright office/store room and a workshop can be used in a variety of ways.

On the 1st to 3rd floors, there are two or three apartments, on the 4th floor, several simple attic rooms, and in the attic, various wooden sheds are available as storage space.

The property on Market Street in the picturesque old town center of Laufenburg is a fascinating piece of living city history. Like many of the historical buildings in Laufenburg's old town, this building looks back on a centuries-old, eventful past. Market Street has been the backbone of Laufenburg's old town on the Swiss side of the Rhine since the Middle Ages.

The origins of the parcel and the first building structures date back to the 14th or 15th century. Over the centuries, the Market Street 179 building served various purposes and reflects the social history of Laufenburg.

The property received its current external appearance mainly through comprehensive Baroque and Classical renovations.

Architecturally, Market Street is a classic example of an old-town bourgeois house of the High to Late Middle Ages with early modern transformations. The property is characterized by a highly elevated facade on Market Street. Inside, despite modernizations, historical details such as old wooden beam ceilings, historic strap floors, or old oven niches have been preserved.

Market Street shows particularly beautifully how flexibly medieval building substance was adapted to new living and lifestyle needs over half a millennium.

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