CHF540'000
Seggen-Siedlung 13, 8783 Linthal
ARE transit class D — a car is needed for most trips.
52% green and natural space within 500 m.
Mostly couples · around 35 people in the neighbourhood.
63 %
ESTV · 2026
Times refer to the route on foot.
noise level by day
Quiet location
Hardly any road, rail or air traffic noise.
Night
32 dB
Loudest source
Road
Quieter than 68% in the canton
Measured noise level, placed on a scale of everyday sounds.
Pollutant levels are below the WHO guideline.
Hardly any elevated radon levels in the area.
Nearly all buildings
Available from 2 networks.
Elegant property, renovated inside and out. Popular residential area, strongly sunny, no traffic, very quiet. Ideal if you have children, a family house. High quality of life, many leisure activities, comprehensive infrastructure: Here you can live at a slower pace.Located in the far south of Glarnerland is the village of Linthal. A versatile region, it combines fertile valley floors, impressive mountain landscapes, and numerous recreational opportunities. The climate is characterized by cold winters and pleasantly warm summers, making the area attractive for both winter sports and summer activities.Linthal offers a variety of housing options - tasteful new buildings and renovated, older houses. The high quality of life, combined with relatively low living costs and a natural environment, makes this place an attractive residential area.This region has always been shaped by industry, particularly in the areas of textiles, mechanical engineering, and plastics processing. Innovative companies from the technology, tourism, and service sectors enrich the economic diversity: An attractive business location with good infrastructure. Commuters benefit from a good connection to public transport and the relative proximity to important economic centers.Many interesting leisure activities are also offered - Braunwald, a dreamy hiking area and in winter a family-friendly ski resort. Next to it, on the same terrace, the mysterious Oberblegisee. In the east, the Freiberg Kärpf, the oldest wildlife sanctuary in Europe. Near the famous Klausenpass, an impressive experience. In the main town of Glarus, you can enjoy urban flair, and in the south, surrounded by three-thousanders, the Tödi thrives: Living where others want to spend their vacations.Below the Catholic church, a gently west-facing slope, strongly sunny and practically without traffic in the entire neighborhood, stands the house for sale: Eight semi-detached houses, with the eaves facing south, stepped according to the slope. The two units are offset laterally so that the sun's radiation is optimal for both properties: Cleverly done.Towards the north, a storage room is attached, which also serves as a windbreak for the entrance area when partially opened. On the ground floor, there is a spacious living room with access to the garden seating area, a well-equipped kitchen with a dining area, and the guest toilet. On the upper floor, there is a bathroom and three bedrooms, two of which have an opening to the loggia. In the attic, there is a large loft, three rooms on the ground floor, the garage box is a minute's walk away, and visitor parking spaces are right next to the house. The actual highlight is the view to the south from the garden seating area or the loggia - a great panorama.A few years ago, the property was equipped with an air-water heat pump and comprehensively renovated. The building is now in very good condition and is well-maintained. It could become a vacation home, as a spacious, elegant base for activities in a great area with many recreational opportunities. Or it would be permanently inhabited again, it is an affordable, attractive home for singles, couples, or seniors. But it is ideally suited for families with children, everything is very close: School, kindergarten, train station, bus stops. A slowed-down life in the country.We look forward to your contact and will provide you with the sales documents in a non-binding manner.