Welcome to Breitenrain, or simply Breitsch, as this popular quarter is affectionately known. Here, at Viktoriastrasse 44, you'll find a small home with a lot of character, in a location that wonderfully combines urban life and surprising spaciousness.
The studio offered here is a small, independent apartment with a very special character. Small, but cozy and precisely because of that, ideal for all those looking for an uncomplicated retreat in the heart of Bern. Whether as a pied-à-terre for stays in Bern, as a second home, or as a personal city apartment: The studio offers everything you need for urban life in a small space.
The typical charm of the 1980s has been preserved. Upon entering, you'll find the small kitchen, as well as the shower and toilet compactly located together. The elevator only goes up to the 6th floor, providing comfort. You can reach the attic and the studio via the former staircase.
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 apartment. At the same time, the quarter is at your feet. The Salem bus stop is located directly in front of the house, shopping opportunities, cafes, and restaurants are within walking distance. And the Bern old town, as well as the Aare river, are only a few minutes' walk away.
The nearly 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 4½-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.