House in Brunnadern

• 8 versatile units: 6 apartments, 1 studio and 1 workshop
• Comprehensively renovated in 2026, built in 1620
• 764 m² of net living space on 5 floors
• 10 outdoor parking spaces, terraces, balconies and garden
• District heating with underfloor heating and immediate availability

Historic building substance, modern expansion and versatile use: This residential and commercial building in Brunnadern combines the character of a 1620 building with a comprehensive renovation in 2026. The six apartments, the studio and the workshop offer space for different living and working models - from classic rental objects to living and working under one roof to long-term investment.

On five floors, approximately 764 m² of net living space are available. The units can be used versatilely and create a home with individual retreats for residents. Balconies, terraces with a total of 87 m² and 19 m² of balcony space extend the living space outdoors. Additionally, 75 m² of garden space and a 29 m² large loggia belong to the property. This creates pleasant opportunities for relaxation, personal design and daily life outside.

The property includes 1,552 m², the building volume is approximately 3,000 m. Adjacent and basement rooms offer practical storage space for households, businesses and personal items. Ten outdoor parking spaces make everyday life easier for residents, employees and visitors. The heat supply is provided by district heating, the rooms are heated with underfloor heating.

Brunnadern belongs to the municipality of Neckertal and offers a good connection to the region. Brunnadern-Neckertal train station enables direct train connections to Wattwil and St. Gallen. Shopping facilities, kindergarten and primary school are located on site; the Necker and the surrounding landscape offer local recreation in the immediate vicinity.

The purchase price is CHF 3,400,000. The property is available immediately and is suitable as a versatile residential and commercial building for investors and buyers who want to combine living, working and sustainable use.