8.5 room Duplex in Seewen SZ

First rental: Modern 8.5-room semi-detached house

From February 2027, a modern 8.5-room semi-detached house with a high-quality finish and spacious surroundings will be available for rent in the Grossfeld/Kreuzmatt, Seewen district.

Spacious, bright living rooms on several floors offer plenty of space and privacy. The modern interior design is realized with high-quality materials (ceramic tiles, parquet), and the kitchen is equipped with appliances of the latest generation. Both bathrooms have natural light. In addition to the large terrace, the house offers a large garden/surroundings and a beautiful view of the surrounding mountain world. Direct access to the house is possible through the integrated double garage. The spacious basement and secondary rooms in the basement offer plenty of storage space.

The family-friendly living situation in the popular Seewen-Feld combines tranquility, nature, and optimal infrastructure - shopping facilities, schools, and public transport are easily accessible on foot.

Highlights at a glance

• Sunny terrace with approximately 60 m² of space
• Spacious garden and surrounding area of approximately 300 m²
• High-quality kitchen with appliances from the latest generation by Electrolux
• Elegant ceramic floor tiles in the living and dining areas
• High-quality parquet flooring in the bedrooms
• Private laundry room
• Spacious basement with cellar, laundry room, and additional storage room
• Direct access to the private double garage (included in the rent)
• Sustainable district heating
• Community playground and recreational areas in the district
• Train station and shopping facilities within a few minutes' walk

**Interested?**We would be happy to provide you with further information and look forward to presenting this property to you during a personal viewing appointment.

Further information and an overview of other available rental properties can be found at: www.feld-seewen.ch

*Please note that the properties are still under construction. The pictures are therefore partially not object-specific, but show the construction standard of a reference object.*