The single-family house was built in 1969 by the architect Werner Blaser and used by him and his family as a residential house. It is located in Bruderholz in Bottmingen with a wonderful view of the Leimental.

The house is embedded in the wonderfully grown vegetation (316m² garden area) with a lot of light and air and offers a lot of privacy. The largest part of the living area (177m²) is located on the ground floor, which is accessed via the main entrance located in the north. The rooms are openly arranged along the exterior facade around the access area. In the southern part of the basement, a spacious, glazed room is available, which opens onto a covered terrace to the garden. The residential building with a square floor plan is executed in skeleton construction. The conceptual and technical proximity to buildings by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe is striking. The house is listed in the inventory of notable buildings in the canton of Basel-Landschaft.