"Historic Estate between Past and Future"

On a hill southeast of the historic church district stands Villa Zschokke, built between 1910 and 1914 in the Heimatstil style. Its striking architecture is characterized by the characteristic Gehrschilddach and the base clad with Jura limestone quarry stones. Due to its historical significance, the villa was classified by the municipality as a communal protected object. The spacious park with old tree stock surrounds the villa and creates a extensive, green environment.

Inside, elaborate ironwork, carved wood details, original oak wood floors, and three tile stoves testify to the house's historic furnishings. The kitchen and bathroom have been modernized over time and complement the carefully preserved elements of the villa.

A separate Stöckli in typical Bernese wood construction complements the estate and is suitable as a guest house or office. The approximately 6,000 m² park offers plenty of space and privacy. In the northern part of the property, there are also around 1,900 m² of undeveloped land, which offers an interesting potential for future development.