This two-family house was built in 1911. The masonry is solid and the basic structure is sound. However, the interior design and house technology are in need of renovation.

The apartment on the ground floor has a living and dining area with direct access to the seating area and garden. The room offer is complemented by a bedroom, a simply designed wet cell with shower, toilet and sink, a separate kitchen and an additional toilet.

The second apartment is a maisonette spanning the two upper floors. It includes a kitchen, a living room, a separate study, two bedrooms, and a dressing room under the sloping roof. There is no floor plan available for this apartment.

In the basement, there are two workshops in addition to the laundry room and cellar.

Those who bring time, budget, and their own ideas will find a variety of possibilities here: be it as a family house with a separate, rentable apartment, as a home for two generations, or as a property for possible new construction after demolition of the existing property.

The parcel with the single-family house from 1912 on Heinrich Wehrli-Strasse 31 is also for sale directly adjacent. The two properties can be purchased either individually or together.