House by the lake – unobstructable view of Lake Thun and the mountains.

Elevated on the slope above Lake Thun, a detached single-family house with a legally binding building permit is being built at Angernstrasse 56 in Faulensee (Spiez municipality). The modern architecture with a ventilated wooden facade, a white plastered base, and a pitched roof with a photovoltaic system blends softly into the surroundings.

Living upstairs, with a lake view: The upper floor is also the entrance floor and offers an open living, dining, and kitchen area of around 48 m² under the open roof truss, flanked by two terraces, as well as rooms, an office, an entrance hall, and a toilet. On the ground floor, there are two bedrooms with a shower/toilet, and in the basement, there is a hobby room with a daylight window, a toilet, a technical/washing room, and an internal passage to the garage.

Finishing: Energy standard according to KEnV Bern, air-water heat pump with underfloor heating, photovoltaic system, parquet flooring in living and bedrooms, ceramic tiles in wet cells, built-in kitchen and sanitary appliances according to choice, plastic windows, electric louvers. The finishing can be individually coordinated with the buyer.

Location: Spiez train station (ICE/EC/IC) in 7 minutes, A6 motorway in 8 minutes, Bern in around 30 minutes, Zurich in around 1½ hours. Faulensee beach and yacht harbor on the lake shore below.

Facts: Living area 173.54 m² (including hobby room, corridor, and toilet in the basement, as well as terraces at ¼), plot 440 m², 6½ rooms, garage with passage into the house and outdoor parking space. Available for occupancy 18 months after transfer of ownership. Building permit valid until 22.09.2028.

Sales price turnkey CHF 2'850'000 including garage (CHF 45'000) and parking space (CHF 15'000). Direct offer from the project developer and owner Vogelweid AG – no commissions for third-party brokers are included in the purchase price. A Swiss residence or tax domicile is required for the purchase.

Detailed sales documentation available upon request. Visualizations are non-binding.