CHF565'000
Hollenweg, 4432 Lampenberg·9 hr. ago
As of 19 Sept 2026
The asking price is 25.7% below the median of .
This listingCHF 565'000
CHF 760'000
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A typical listing stays on the market for about 20 days. 1.4% of active listings have cut their asking price in the last 90 days. Asking prices per m² are about 19.5% higher than a month ago.
ARE transit class D — a car is needed for most trips.
74% green and natural space within 500 m.
Mostly singles · around 26 people in the neighbourhood.
62 %
Lower than 38% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
Times refer to the route on foot.
Hardly any elevated radon levels in the area.
Nearly all buildings
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A home for people who are looking for something special: In a historic property from 1750, a spacious 2.5-room apartment with approximately 98.5 m² of living space has been created, combining historic character with modern living comfort.
As part of the comprehensive renovation, the building's interior was practically completely gutted and rebuilt. The historic building shell was largely preserved; the apartment itself was newly created from the ground up and presents itself today as a high-quality first occupancy.
Particularly attractive: The kitchen has not been installed yet. This gives the future buyer the opportunity to participate in the selection and design of the kitchen and to complete the central living area according to their own taste.
The selling price of CHF 565,000 has been set attractively. The owner wants to conclude the sale as soon as possible in order to devote himself to his next construction project. This gives buyers an interesting opportunity to acquire high-quality, practically new living space in an exceptional historic property.
Detailed object description:
Historic substance and contemporary living comfort do not have to be a contradiction. This exceptional 2.5-room apartment in Lampenberg impressively shows how the character of a property from 1750 can be combined with the demands of modern living.
The property has been comprehensively renovated. The building's interior was practically completely hollowed out or gutted. The historic exterior shell was largely preserved. Within this existing building shell, the living rooms were completely rebuilt and high-quality finishes were installed.
This results in a living experience that is very close to a new building or first occupancy, without losing the special character and history of the building.
The 2.5-room apartment for sale has approximately 98.5 m² of living space, according to the plans. The spacious and open room layout is already noticeable when entering. Bright surfaces, high-quality oak parquet, and the numerous ceiling spots give the apartment a modern, calm, and at the same time cozy atmosphere.
The heart of the apartment is the open living, cooking, and dining area. According to the floor plan, around 28.0 m² are available for living and around 31.3 m² for kitchen/dining. Together, this creates an impressive open living area of around 59 m². This generosity offers a variety of possibilities for furnishing and design.
A large dining table, a modern kitchen with a cooking island, and a comfortable living area with a sofa and TV zone can be harmoniously combined. The large window areas bring a lot of daylight into the room and support the open living experience.
A special feature of this apartment is the kitchen that has not been installed yet. This is not an unfinished part, but a deliberate decision by the owner: The future buyer should still have personal influence on the selection and, in particular, the color and material design of the kitchen. The necessary connections are prepared.
This provides the rare opportunity to acquire a practically completed first occupancy and at the same time to design one of the most important areas of the apartment according to your own ideas. A visualization shows, for example, how a modern kitchen with a cooking island could look in combination with the dining and living area. The representation is to be understood as a non-binding design example.