Welcome to Breitenrain, or simply Breitsch, as this popular district is affectionately called. Here, at Viktoriastrasse 44, you'll find a home with a lot of character, in a location that wonderfully combines urban life and surprising expanses.
The 4.5-room apartment offered here is a rare opportunity. Generous and practical, the floor plan is perfect for a two-person household, but a small family could also feel at home. The apartment is perfect for all those who are looking for a cozy home in the heart of Bern and don't mind some renovation work. The "herringbone parquet" is waiting to be refreshed, and the walls are waiting to be freshly painted.
The 110 m² apartment is located on the 3rd floor (with elevator) and offers everything you need for urban life!
The separate kitchen was renovated about 20 years ago and is practically equipped (including a small washing machine). If you like, you can place a small breakfast table in it, or supplement the line with additional workspace. Just as you wish.
The living-dining room is particularly nice, with visible beams, decorated built-in cabinets, and original oak parquet. The large bedroom is complemented by an elegant en-suite bathroom in soft pink.
The elevator takes you from the basement to the apartment door, providing additional comfort. The stately corner house from the 1920s benefits directly from the adjacent Spitalacker sports field: instead of densely built-up neighborhoods, the view opens up and plenty of daylight falls into the apartments. At the same time, the district is at your feet. The Salem bus stop is located directly in front of the house, shopping opportunities, cafes, and restaurants are easily accessible on foot. And the Bern old town and the Aare are only a few minutes' walk away.
The almost 100-year-old residential building tells a piece of Bern's city history. In addition to a small car workshop on the ground floor, there are five spacious 4.5-room apartments and three compact apartments in the attic. These were built in the mid-1980s, after the original attics were removed and additional living space was created under the roof.