This attractive and furnished 1-room apartment on the ground floor combines compact, modern living with a special plus: a garden with a garden seat in exclusive use. On a net living area of approximately 35 m², the apartment presents itself with a well-thought-out room layout and a surprisingly spacious living feel. The heart of the apartment is the approximately 31 m² large living, sleeping and kitchen area with a modern, openly integrated kitchen. The open design and the view of the greenery create a pleasant living atmosphere and offer enough space to harmoniously connect living, eating and sleeping. A special highlight is the direct access from the living area to the garden with a garden seat. The outdoor area, which is in exclusive use, extends the living space in a attractive way during the warmer months and creates a personal retreat in the middle of the city. Whether for the first coffee in the morning, a relaxed dinner or cozy hours outdoors, the lovingly designed garden gives this city apartment a special quality of life. The bathroom with shower is compact and functionally designed. A basement compartment belonging to the apartment offers additional storage space. In the communal laundry room, a washing machine and tumble dryer are available for shared use. There is also a separate storage room for bicycles in the house. Thanks to its manageable size, modern kitchen and especially the attractive garden area, the apartment is perfectly suited for singles, weekly commuters or as a charming city domicile. It also offers interesting prerequisites for buyers looking for a well-rentable property in Basel, amidst strong demand centers.

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Basel - a world city in a compact format
Basel is the third-largest city in Switzerland with around 184,000 inhabitants and combines international flair with high quality of life. Located directly on the Rhine and in the border triangle of Switzerland, Germany and France, the city offers an exceptionally cosmopolitan environment with short distances.
As one of the world's leading pharmaceutical and life sciences locations, Basel is home to international companies such as Roche and Novartis, as well as numerous research, biotech and medical technology companies. Together with the traditional University of Basel, this forms a significant economic and research location with jobs for specialists from all over the world.
Basel is also internationally well-connected. The EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is just a few kilometers from the city center and connects the region to numerous European destinations. In addition, there are excellent train connections to Zurich, Bern and directly to Germany and France.
Basel is also a significant trade fair, cultural and art city. The Messe Basel and the Congress Center are venues for international events, including the world-famous Art Basel. Over 40 museums, the historic old town, renowned architecture, theater and the Basler Fasnacht provide a cultural offer that is exceptionally diverse for a city of this size. Basel also has a supra-regional sporting appeal: FC Basel 1893 is one of the most well-known and successful football clubs in Switzerland. The club plays its home games in the St. Jakob-Park, the largest football stadium in Switzerland. And despite all this urbanity, Basel remains extremely livable:
The Rhine, parks, bike paths, restaurants, cafes and local recreation areas are quickly accessible. Exactly this mix of economic power, internationality, culture and high quality of life makes Basel one of the most attractive places to live and