2'700'000
CHF2'700'000
This apartment in the 1864 built house convinces with characteristic architecture and warm ambiance. Visible beams, threshold-free laid oak wood floors, a fireplace as well as the spacious entrance hall give the apartment an inviting atmosphere.
The living and dining area is generously designed and flows smoothly into the kitchen, creating an open room feeling. The kitchen in its current execution offers a lot of workspace and storage space as well as a direct connection to the terrace. From the living room, you can access the second terrace. Both outdoor areas offer a wonderful view of the greenery and the Rietberg Museum.
Two large rooms serve as valuable retreats with versatile furnishing options. An en-suite bathroom with dressing room creates increased privacy for one of the rooms. The second bathroom with shower as well as the laundry room in the apartment provide additional comfort.
The gallery underlines the special style of the apartment and offers itself as a cozy refuge. In addition, there is an extra room that can be used as practical storage space or also as a playroom.
The apartment is located in a quiet and at the same time excellently connected location directly at the Rieterpark. Nature and recreation can be easily reached on foot, such as in the park, on the lake shore or on the Rentenwiese. An idyllic community garden is available for the residents to use. The train station Enge, shopping facilities and further central infrastructures can also be reached in a short distance.
The property:
8002 Zürich
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ARE transit class B — regular service within a short walk.
92% built-up area within 500 m.
Around 77 people in the neighbourhood.
119 %
Lower than 12% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
CHF 10'147 income tax a year · Single person without children, gross wage CHF 100'000
Road and rail noise in the surroundings
Calculated from the federal noise model for the surroundings.
Night
34 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 over 90% of the buildings around
In the network models of 3 operators.
Mario Schmid