1'360
CHF1'360/month
The historic market town of Bad Zurzach has become quieter with the new bypass.
The property "zum Citronenbaum" was built around 1453 by the canton of Freiburg as a trade house for the "Freiburger-Gerber". In 1888, the property was acquired by the Zurzach manufacturer Jakob Zuberbühler and rebuilt as a Renaissance building with the name "Citronenbaum". In 1980, a fundamental renovation was carried out with the addition of east-side balconies and a lift.
In the autumn of 2023, the property will undergo another renovation. The property will be connected to the district heating network and will receive new windows. The wet cells and kitchens will be renewed to current standards. Some of the apartments are partially barrier-free. Smoking is prohibited in the house.
The "Citronenbaum" is located in the heart of the town. Within a radius of 250 meters, the municipal administration, various shops, the train station, the spa park, and the thermal bath are accessible.
The property includes 2 garages (upon request), one cellar compartment per apartment, and a shared laundry room with a tumble dryer.
How fast do rental listings go here?
A typical listing stays online for about 19 days.
Observed asking prices – not signed leases or a valuation.
Hauptstrasse 54 5330 Bad Zurzach
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ARE transit class B — regular service within a short walk.
76% built-up area within 500 m.
115 %
Lower than 27% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
CHF 11'624 income tax a year · Single person without children, gross wage CHF 100'000
South-west side: little sun
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 2019
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
26 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 3 operators.
Mobile: as of 2026