4'325
CHF4'325/month
Urban living with comfort and space in Maaghof: This modern 3.5-room apartment in Zurich-West combines spacious living, high-quality equipment, and excellent accessibility. On 103 m² of net living space, you can expect a bright living and dining area with large windows, open kitchen, and cooking island - a stylish centerpiece for shared evenings and relaxed hours for two.
The covered, 11 m² large loggia expands the living space in any season. Whether breakfast outdoors, concentrated work, or a quiet day's end: The protected outdoor area offers versatile possibilities. Two bedrooms, a practical retreat, and two wet zones create a comfortable and practical floor plan. The equipment includes a bathroom with bathtub and a shower/WC. In the retreat, there is also a separate washing tower.
Highlights at a glance:
The location in Maaghof offers an urban lifestyle and short distances: Zurich Hardbrücke train station is about a 1-minute walk away. This allows you to quickly reach the city center and benefit from the excellent connection in Zurich's district 5. The Viadukt, Maag Areal, shopping opportunities, and numerous workplaces are in the immediate vicinity; recreational areas like the Josefwiese and the Obere Letten complement the attractive environment.
The net rent is CHF 3'995 per month, plus CHF 330 in ancillary costs. The gross rent is CHF 4'325 per month. An underground parking space with car lift can be rented optionally for CHF 250 per month. A home for couples who appreciate modern living, comfort, and the dynamics of Zurich-West.
Naphtastrasse 10 8005 Zürich
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ARE transit class A — high-frequency service right at the door.
100% built-up area within 500 m.
Around 122 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
47 dB
Loudest source
Rail
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 at most 1% 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.
Benjamin Dähn
Benjamin Dähn