On Tössfeldstrasse, two elegant multi-family houses with a total of 22 modern 2.5- to 4.5-room apartments are being built by spring 2027. The attractive project combines contemporary architecture, well-thought-out floor plans, and high living comfort in an urban and natural environment.

Extensive green spaces, lovingly designed flower islands, and newly planted deciduous trees give the development a park-like character and ensure a high quality of stay. The two angular building bodies enclose a central meeting place, which offers space for exchange and relaxation.

3.5-room apartments | Equipment & Comfort

• Expected to be ready for occupancy from March 1, 2027
• Well-thought-out and functional floor plan division
• Stylishly designed, open kitchen
• Modern bathroom with spacious, room-wide shower
• Generous window areas for plenty of natural daylight
• Bright living and dining area with inviting entrance
• Practical réduit with its own washing tower
• Spacious balcony with approx. 9 m²
• Own cellar compartment

Sustainable & forward-looking

• Energy-efficient heat supply using geothermal heat pumps
• Photovoltaic systems for sustainable energy generation
• Eco-friendly living concept with a focus on the future

Location & Environment

• Excellent connection to public and individual transport
• Winterthur Töss train station can be reached in just 2 minutes on foot
• Only 6 bike minutes to Winterthur main station
• Shopping opportunities and various services in the immediate vicinity
• Fitness center and other sports facilities easily accessible
• Attractive urban living location with high quality of life
• Diverse cultural, gastronomic, and leisure activities in the surrounding area

Have we piqued your interest?

We would be happy to inform you personally about this attractive residential offer. We look forward to your contact and to presenting your possible new home to you.

*The visualizations (renderings) presented in this ad serve solely for visual illustration of the planned atmosphere, spatial effect, and materiality. The representations are therefore purely illustrative and not binding.