590'000
CHF590'000
Welcome to this well-maintained and modern 3.5-room apartment at Schwandstrasse 17 in the idyllic municipality of Thierachern in the canton of Bern. The apartment, built in 2003, impresses with its Minergie certificate, a well-thought-out room layout, and a quiet, sun-kissed location.
The apartment offers the following highlights:
Location and surroundings:
The apartment is located in a quiet residential area – both during the day and at night, there is pleasant silence. In summer, the location benefits from plenty of sunshine. A river is nearby and invites you to take walks in nature.
This well-maintained apartment combines modern living comfort, sustainability thanks to Minergie certification, and a quiet natural location – a true home for discerning buyers. Take the opportunity and secure this attractive property in the beautiful Bernese Oberland.
The asking price is 14.4% below the median of .
This listingCHF 590'000
CHF 689'500
Median
Is there room to negotiate?
A typical listing stays on the market for about 19 days. 1.3% of active listings have cut their asking price in the last 90 days.
Schwandstrasse 17 3634 Thierachern
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ARE transit class D — a car is needed for most trips.
69% green and natural space within 500 m.
Small and larger households · around 58 people in the neighbourhood.
181 %
Lower than 30% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
CHF 15'542 income tax a year · Single person without children, gross wage CHF 100'000
South side: lots of sun, in winter too
This is about the building's façades, with the shade of neighbouring buildings and the terrain. How much of it reaches a flat depends on the floor and the windows.
As of 2017
Source: Swiss Federal Office of Energy SFOE
Road and rail noise in the surroundings
Calculated from the federal noise model: the mean over the hectare (100 × 100 m) of the surroundings, model year 2021.
Night
20 dB
Loudest source
Road
Calculated level, placed on a scale of everyday sounds.
At least one pollutant is above its WHO guideline; all meet the Swiss limit.
The federal radon map estimates that 2 to 10% of the buildings here exceed the reference value of 300 Bq/m³.
In 10 to 50% of the buildings around
In the network models of 2 operators.
Mobile: as of 2026