Welcome to your new retreat in Möhlin. This high-quality semi-detached house is perfect for all those who want to live consciously reduced, whether as a home for a couple, as a quiet retreat with or without a home office practice, or simply for all those who do not only pin "less, but better" on Pinterest, but actually live it.

The new building (2025/26) meets the highest Swiss energy standard with Minergie-P: an airtight building envelope, triple-glazed windows, controlled apartment ventilation with heat recovery, and a geothermal heat pump and underfloor heating ensure a quiet room climate and noticeably lower ancillary costs – a home that is already built energetically for tomorrow.

On three floors, there are approximately 97 m² of net living space (around 114 m² of gross living space) with 4.5 rooms and two shower bathrooms, enough space for two people and room for a concentrated home office, if the sofa is too tempting. Generous window surfaces provide plenty of daylight and a bright, cozy atmosphere. From your own garage, you can also access the house directly.

The outdoor area is compact and low-maintenance: the private garden area is deliberately manageable, and the adjacent plot of land is maintained by the municipality – enjoy greenery without your own maintenance efforts. The terraces on the upper floor (around 36 m² and 20 m²) extend the living area outdoors, with a far-reaching view and plenty of sunshine.

The property includes a private garage and an additional outdoor parking space. The Rothornstrasse is quiet, with good access to shopping and leisure facilities, as well as short distances to the region.

As a first-time occupant, you benefit from a modern, newly built home according to the best available Minergie standard. Certain adjustments are still possible – we would be happy to discuss your individual wishes.

*To better present the property, individual photos have been furnished with AI or slightly edited, and texts have been partially created with AI support. Facts, floor plans, and numbers are, of course, binding and correspond to the actual specifications.