Historic 9-room city villa in the Dolder quarter
The representative city villa was built by the well-known architect Louis Binder-Hauser in 1895, who, in addition to various villas on the Zürichberg, was also involved in the construction of the Römerhof. The charming city villa is a witness to the Belle-Epoque. In this era of historicism, red or yellow exposed brick – often combined with light sandstone – stood for modernity, wealth, and industrial elegance.The room concept of the 9-room villa is generously distributed over three living levels plus a basement. Already when entering this impressive property, the representative ambience is palpable. On the ground floor, there are, in addition to the guest toilet, a separate kitchen with a small balcony, three impressive living rooms, and a bright winter garden with direct access to a cozy terrace. On the first upper floor, there are three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. The main bedroom has a beautiful terrace with a view over the city of Zurich.The attic has a large studio with an impressive skylight and a gallery, which gives this room a unique ceiling height. On this level, there is also another room, an attic, and a separate toilet.The basement with direct access to the garden is spacious and offers, in addition to the usual technical rooms, various secondary rooms that can be used as a fitness room, wine cellar, or storage room.The property needs renovation and thus offers the perfect starting point to realize one's own idea of aristocratic living at a preferred address.Connoisseurs of old building fabric will find a pearl here, which will regain its glory with a comprehensive renovation.For reasons of discretion, we only show you a small excerpt of pictures. For further information, we are at your disposal and ask you to send the attached contact form filled out. Thank you very much.
