This unique semi-detached Riegel house in traditional style combines timeless elegance with a cozy living atmosphere, a place where you immediately arrive and feel at home. Already the closed entrance area welcomes you warmly and invitingly, before you enter the bright living and dining area, where a Swedish stove creates comfortable warmth and unparalleled coziness. The country kitchen is a dream for lovers of classic design and modern functionality. From here, you can directly access the quietly located rear garden, while the living room offers access to the front garden. Two private oases that playfully integrate outdoor living into everyday life. A practical guest toilet on this floor completes the ground floor.

On the upper floor, two tastefully designed bedrooms await you, one with its own en-suite bathroom, supplemented by a family-friendly bathroom in the hallway, ideal for relaxed mornings and harmonious family life. The attic surprises with two more rooms and a retreat, which, thanks to the high ceilings under the roof slopes, offer a generous sense of space, air, and light. One of the two rooms also has a small balcony, perfect for enjoying sunny hours and fresh air in a private atmosphere.

In the basement, you will find a versatile hobby room with daylight, the laundry room, and the technical room, functional and practical for everyday life. With a total of 6 rooms, 2 bathrooms, a guest toilet, a Swedish stove, and two lovingly designed gardens at the front and back, this house presents itself as the perfect home for families or couples who are looking for traditional charm, cozy atmosphere, and modern well-being in an exclusive ambiance.

Traditional half-timbered architecture

In Allschwil, the historic town center is characterized by a special architectural heritage: the so-called "Riegel house" construction method, which is known in Switzerland as an expression of traditional half-timbered architecture. These half-timbered houses consist of a visible wooden skeleton of horizontal and vertical beams, which form the load-bearing structure, while the spaces in between are filled with traditional materials such as loam or bricks, a construction method that goes back to centuries-old craftsmanship traditions.

Riegel houses are characteristic of the Sundgau style and can be found in dense street rows in the old village center of Allschwil. Many of these buildings were constructed between the 17th and 19th centuries and are now carefully maintained and restored, as they significantly shape the local appearance and historical identity of the community.

Typical of this architecture are visible wooden beams that rhythmize the facade, and simple, earthy proportions that, in combination with gable roofs, create a warm, authentic, and lively street scene. In the middle of the 20th century, some facades were plastered, but in recent decades, they have often been exposed again to make the historic construction method visible and emphasize the traditional structure.

Today, more than a hundred of these Riegel houses stand in the village center, making Allschwil, along with Schönenbuch, unique in Northwestern Switzerland. These houses are not only witnesses of past centuries but also convey a sense of history, value, and local character today. An aspect that gives the location and living environment special identity and charm.