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On the sunny slope of the Bibertal in Thayngen, the Otto Glaus House awaits you as an extraordinary testimony to Swiss post-war modernism. The architect's villa, built in 1955, unmistakably bears the signature of Otto Glaus and combines the influences of Le Corbusier with an independent, timeless architectural language. On approximately 242 m² of living space and 6.5 rooms, a character-rich residential house unfolds with high-quality materials, generous spatial references, and a carefully preserved architectural identity.

The approximately 2,690 m² large plot of land is characterized by old tree population, hedges, and a naturally designed garden and offers an exceptional amount of privacy. Terraces and cozy seating areas create smooth transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces. The quiet location at the end of a cul-de-sac, as well as the existing building development potential, make the property particularly attractive in the long term.

Vineyards, orchards, fields, and forests begin practically in front of the doorstep and offer a variety of opportunities for recreation. At the same time, the village center of Thayngen, schools, shopping facilities, and public transport are easily accessible. Thanks to the good connection to Schaffhausen, Zurich, the Lake Constance region, and southern Germany, the Otto Glaus House combines natural living with high everyday practicality.

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