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  • Aerial view of a residential area with multiple houses, solar panels, a lake, and surrounding greenery.
  • Two-story house with a covered driveway, two parked cars, solar panels on the roof, and a well-maintained garden with hedges.
  • Open-plan living and dining area with exposed wooden beams, a modern fireplace, a large TV, and comfortable seating including a sofa, armchair, and ottoman.
  • Bright, open-plan room with a wooden dining table and chairs, a modern kitchen area with white cabinets and a red backsplash, and large windows offering natural light.
  • Bright bedroom with a double bed, plaid duvet, nightstand with lamp, and a large window with blinds. The room features a white wardrobe and a modern ceiling light.
  • Modern bathroom with a white sink, chrome faucet, mirror, towel rack, and a glass-enclosed shower with a handheld showerhead. The walls are tiled in neutral tones, and the floor is tiled in light beige.
  • Modern bathroom with white tiles, blue floor, double sink, bathtub with handheld shower, toilet, radiator, and mirrored cabinet.
  • Modern bedroom with a white bed, nightstands, lamps, a patterned rug, and a small seating area with a plant and picture frame.
  • A tiled patio area with a wooden shed, potted plants, a barbecue, and a lounge chair. The area is enclosed by a wooden fence and features a clear blue sky with scattered clouds in the background.
  • Balcony with wicker chairs, a small table, and a view of the roof and neighboring houses.
  • Modern kitchen with white cabinets, granite countertop, coffee maker, kettle, and a small dining area visible through an open doorway.
  • Modern living room with a wooden slanted ceiling, large windows, a fireplace, a sofa, a coffee table, a television, and a decorative chair.
  • Bright bedroom with a bed, desk, chair, computer, and a large window offering a view of the outside. The room features a modern, minimalist design with white walls and a tiled floor.
  • Modern bathroom with a white sink, toilet, glass-enclosed shower, towel, and a small window. The shower has a towel hanging on a rack and a showerhead.
  • Two-story house with a covered driveway, two parked cars, solar panels on the roof, and a modern design with large windows and a balcony area.
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3.5 rooms109m²CHF 2,700.–
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Chriesbaumhofstrasse 10, 6404 Greppen

Double-family house in Greppen

Idyllic community on Lake Lucerne The chestnut village of Greppen is located between Weggis and Küssnacht am Rigi. The community offers a high quality of life directly on Lake Lucerne. It is surrounded by exceptionally beautiful landscapes and offers an intact village life. From January 1, 2027, the tax rate for the inhabitants of Greppen will decrease significantly to 1.30 units. This is due to the municipal merger of Greppen and Weggis decided on March 8, 2026. Through the merger into the new municipality of Weggis, the lower tax rate of Weggis will apply to all from 2027. So far, the tax rate in Greppen was 1.85 units. On foot, daily shopping can be done in the sympathetic village shop. For larger purchases, a variety of shops and services are available in the nearby Küssnacht am Rigi. In just a few minutes' walk, you can reach the bus stops with a 30-minute cycle to Weggis and Küssnacht. The highway (A4) can be reached in just 5 minutes and takes you to Zug (10 minutes), Zurich (35 minutes), Lucerne (35 minutes), and the Gotthard. The Grepper "Badi" can be reached in 5 minutes on foot. The boat harbor is reserved for Grepper taxpayers. Kindergarten and primary school are located in the middle of the village and can be reached on foot. Upper school offers can be found in Weggis, Küssnacht, and Lucerne. Best solar orientation for photovoltaics The roof is oriented east-west and offers an optimal feed-in for the power supply in summer, but also in winter. A calculation shows that an 80 franc bill can be expected for the entire year's energy supply (general electricity/water treatment and heating). This is thanks to the feed-in into the grid during the summer months.

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