Not every property is made to be simply occupied. Some demand more - and offer more in return. The Klösterli in the town of Rothenburg is just such a place. It is an ensemble of residential building, economic annex, and garden, dating back to the mid-19th century and considered a representative of Biedermeier residential architecture.
Here, grown structure meets quiet presence. The building blends seamlessly into the historic town and shapes it at the same time. Whoever stands in front of it quickly feels: this is not an interchangeable object, but a piece of local history with character.
The location within the town gives the object an additional special quality: to the south, selected viewpoints open up to connect with the surrounding landscape. The view towards Pilatus sets a harmonious dot and underlines the uniqueness of this property.
Today, the object is in a state that only allows contemporary use within the framework of a comprehensive renovation. A core renovation taking into account monument conservation requirements is just as conceivable as a replacement new building - provided this is done in close consultation with monument conservation and respects the characteristic features that shape the building and its surroundings.
A project for people who are not looking for something new, but for something right.
Let yourself be enchanted by this historical treasure and arrange a non-binding viewing appointment.