The last apartment in the house and perhaps exactly the right one.

The 9-family house in Bühler is completed, most of the apartments are already allocated. This apartment is the last one waiting for its occupants.

What distinguishes it is not noticed at first glance on the floor plan. The rooms are spacious, clearly structured, and arranged so that everyday life unfolds naturally. Lots of light, lots of peace, and a terrace that really wants to be used - not just looked at.

Here, a large dining table finds its place as well as a lounge, plants, friends, or a quiet Sunday with coffee and a newspaper. The sun accompanies the apartment throughout the day, and when the weather cooperates, life moves outside effortlessly.

The location also fits this feeling. Around Bühler, nature practically begins at the front door. Meadows, hills, and hiking trails are not somewhere nearby but belong to everyday life. "Rond om Bühler" can be taken literally: put on shoes and start walking.

And if it's time to head towards the city, Appenzell and St. Gallen are quickly reached. The Appenzeller Bähnli is conveniently accessible on foot - leave the car behind, get on, and go.

The apartment is ready. You don't have to imagine anything, wait for anything, or buy anything from a plan.

You can come, enter, and see if it fits.

Equipment
Lots of space, lots of light, and a terrace where you want to stay

The apartment is generously cut and clearly thought out. The open living and dining area appears bright, quiet, and uncomplicated - a room that doesn't need to be explained but simply works.

A special place is the large, south-facing terrace. Enough space for a dining table, lounge, plants, and long evenings outside.

The kitchen also blends seamlessly into the living area. Modern design and completely equipped with steamer, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, and glass ceramic cooktop with integrated extractor hood.

The apartment also includes:

Own washing machine and dryer in the tower
Shower / WC / single sink
Second bathroom with shower, bathtub, WC, and double sink
4-fold glazed windows
Elevator
Practical storage room
Bike room

And what distinguishes this house from many newer buildings?

Not something you see at first glance, but something you feel every day:

the solid construction.

The exterior walls were built in a complex double-shell construction made of brick:

12.5 cm brick outside
20 cm mineral wool insulation
17.5 cm brick inside

This results in a massive building envelope that clearly differs from many lighter construction methods.

The plaster was also given a natural material. Mineral plaster is used both inside and outside. This can absorb moisture and release it back into the air, supporting a balanced indoor climate and contributing to a pleasant living feeling.

Here, the focus was not on building as quickly as possible but on solidity.

And that's exactly what you notice.

Location
Bühler - manageable, lively, and well-connected

Bühler is located at 826 meters above sea level in the middle of Appenzellerland. With around 1,750 inhabitants, the municipality is pleasantly manageable - small enough that many things remain personal and lively enough for a well-functioning everyday life.

In the village, traditional Appenzeller buildings meet well-maintained residential quarters, commerce, industry, and service businesses. This makes Bühler not only a residential area but also a workplace with a pleasantly diverse structure.

Village life includes numerous active clubs, events, and encounters that shape the place. There are also various gastronomic options to treat yourself to something good while on the go or in the immediate vicinity.

Another advantage is the good accessibility: St. Gallen can be reached by train or car in about 15 minutes. At the same time, nature, hills, and hiking trails are right outside the front door.

Thus, Bühler combines rural living with short distances to the city in a pleasant way.


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