Space for two generations. Four levels, three terraces, a green zone that remains
The house on Chaletweg has a property that you can't see in photos: it can be divided.236 m² of living space are spread over four levels. On the ground floor, living, kitchen, and dining areas flow into each other, with 62 m² of terrace and garden in front. On the upper floor, there are four rooms and a bathroom with a 46 m² roof terrace. At the top, there is an attic with a 33 m² room and a 64 m² private roof terrace, a level that functions on its own. Additionally, there are 121 m² of usable space in the basement: 66 m² of garage with four parking spaces and a charging station, a laundry room, and technology — and 38 m² that are still undeveloped. Space for an office, a fitness room, or an apartment. Six more vehicles can be parked outside.The house was not built to minimum standards: Minergie-certified, air-water heat pump, photovoltaics on the roof, controlled ventilation. Inside, there is solid wood parquet instead of laminate, wood-aluminum windows with partially frameless glazing, and Corian-cast bathroom furniture. Room heights range from 2.89 to 2.95 m. In each room, high-quality built-in cabinets are installed, floor-to-ceiling and space-saving, a detail that is only truly appreciated when moving in: no wardrobe stands in the way, the square meters remain living space instead of storage space.And then there's the slope behind the house. It rises, and it's outside the building zone, a green belt and not a building plot. This is not a snapshot and not a promise from the seller, but a determination in the community's zoning plan. No one will build in front of your windows one day, no construction site will take away your peace. Plus, the south-facing orientation: the terraces are in the sun all day, and you have a meadow behind you instead of a wall. Anyone who has already moved into a house and looked at a new building two years later knows what this point is worth.What you should know before you come: the property measures 542 m², of which 260 m² are garden area. If you're looking for a spacious private surroundings, you won't find it here — the open space comes from the meadow behind, not from your own lawn. And the house is spread over four levels without an elevator. "Generation house" here means space for multiple households, not living in old age.Target price: CHF 1'980'000.–*This is around CHF 8'390 per m² of living space. Comparable newer single-family homes are currently being advertised in Rothrist for around CHF 8'800 to 10'000 per m², mostly with smaller areas. The fact that an ad even mentions this number is unusual. I mention it because it's the standard by which a bank calculates.I sell real estate from the bank's perspective. The bank asks two questions: are the equity sufficient? And does the income carry? I will calculate both for you before the viewing. I will provide you with the detailed sales documentation, including floor plans, land register information, and financing examples, upon request.* The stated price is understood as a target price and does not constitute a binding offer. The ownership decides freely on the award. Price change and intermediate sale reserved.Marc LeuenbergerFederal diploma in financial planningBank specialist with federal certificateMarc Leuenberger & Partner AGStrengelbacherstrasse 84800 Zofingen+41 62 552 08 84info@mlpartners.ch mlpartners.chEQUIPMENT • 7.5 rooms, living area 236 m² on four levels, usable area 121 m², volume 1'325 m³ according to SIA 416 • Ground floor: living 34 m², kitchen/dining 34 m², storage, guest toilet, terrace 62 m² • Upper floor: four rooms (14.5 / 14 / 14 / 14 m²), bathroom 8.6 m², terrace 46 m² • Attic: room 33 m², roof terrace 64 m² • Basement: garage 66 m² (4 spaces), laundry room, technology, 38 m² undeveloped • Six outdoor parking spaces, charging station for electric cars • Minergie-certified, air-water heat pump, photovoltaic system, controlled ventilation, water softening • Room heights: 2.89 to 3.21 m • High-quality built-in cabinets in all rooms, floor-to-ceiling and space-saving • Solid wood parquet, interior walls in white glossy plaster, washable • Wood-aluminum windows, large glazing, partially frameless, electric roller shutters • Room-high doors, built-in spots, audio system in kitchen and on terrace • Central vacuum cleaner integrated into the wall • Bathroom furniture made of Corian cast, Dornbracht fittings in black matt, rain shower • Fireplace in living room, terrace made of Akoya wood, Caparol exterior facade with double net structure
