This extraordinary villa, designed by the same architect as the famous Dolder, is a true gem. It is located in absolute tranquility, nestled in a green oasis of forest, meadows, and a gently babbling brook. Upon arrival, an atmosphere of security, harmony, and uniqueness unfolds, which is unparalleled. Those who live here combine the feeling of retreat into nature with the freedom to create a very personal living dream.

The property itself tells a special story. With great care and attention to detail, it was dismantled at its original location and rebuilt at this special place. This unites historical soul with a new, modern foundation, which gives you all the design options. The interior construction is deliberately not yet finished - a rare opportunity to design the rooms exactly according to your own ideas, to let your taste flow in and to help shape the character of the house.

On four generously designed living floors, a room concept opens up to you that knows no bounds. Whether you use the villa as an exclusive family home, as a multi-generational house with retreats for young and old, as a combination of living and working, or as a private oasis of peace - this property adapts to your life design.

The architecture combines classic elegance with refined modernity. Particular attention is drawn to the partially existing windows with colored glass and artistic decorations, which give the house an unmistakable character. Depending on the time of day, they transform the incoming light into a play of colors and patterns, giving the rooms an almost magical atmosphere. It is this interplay of craftsmanship and atmosphere that makes the villa a true connoisseur's object.

The municipality of Thal in the canton of St. Gallen combines a location of rare charm. Located between the shores of Lake Constance, the Old Rhine on the border with Austria, and the gentle hills of the Appenzeller Vorderland, it offers a unique combination of international connections and natural tranquility. While the village of Thal spreads out in a protected valley basin between Buechberg and Lutzenberg, the districts of Staad and Altenrhein open up to the water and give the region an open, expansive character. The landscape is characterized by vineyards, meadows, forests, and the interplay of lake and mountain views. In particular, the vineyards on Buechberg, which have given the place the nickname "Village of the Vine", give the surroundings an unmistakable charm. Those who live here enjoy a green oasis of peace and inspiration - and at the same time a breathtaking backdrop that surprises every day with new moods.

Thal is excellently connected. With direct motorway access in Buriet, proximity to Rheineck station, and the international airport St. Gallen-Altenrhein, the municipality offers mobility that suits both business travelers and globetrotters. At the same time, it preserves a manageable, personal structure, in which tradition and modern infrastructure go hand in hand.

Social life is lively and diverse. Historic buildings such as the town hall on Kirchplatz and the old paritätische church shape the town's image, while festivals, markets, and clubs provide a warm, inviting atmosphere. At the same time, the region is a popular location for well-known companies, crafts, and trades, which guarantees economic stability and perspective.

Thal combines tranquility and liveliness, down-to-earthness and cosmopolitanism in a special way. Here, the rare balance between exclusivity and naturalness is found - a place that can be both retreat and inspiration, home and prestige.