Architecture meets nature. Living on the outskirts of Birwinken TG
This 5.5-room single-family house was built in 2020 and is located on the outskirts of Birwinken. The living area of approximately 141 m² is spread over two floors. The property includes 353 m² of land. On the ground floor, there is the entrance, a guest toilet, a Reduit, the technical room with washing area, and the open living, dining, and kitchen area. Several exits lead directly to the garden and to the various seating areas. The upper floor has four rooms, a terrace, and a bathroom with bathtub, shower, toilet, and double sink. The largest room offers direct access to the terrace. The property was built in wooden construction and is heated by a water-to-air heat pump via underfloor heating. The equipment includes wood-aluminum windows with 3-fold insulation glazing and electrically operated lamella shutters. The house includes a carport, an additional outdoor parking space, a utility room, and various outdoor areas with lawns, seating areas, and a terrace. Particularly suitable for: People with a connection to the region Families who want to secure homeownership for the future Buyers with an interest in modern architecture Long-term thinking owners People with medium- or long-term living plans Buyers who plan homeownership across generations The property is currently occupied by long-term tenants and is being sold with an existing tenancy agreement. This opens up various perspectives for future use.Birwinken is a charming, historically grown Thurgau village, nestled in the gently curved hill landscape of the Seerücken. The political municipality of Birwinken is located in the Weinfelden district at an altitude of around 550 m above sea level and includes, in addition to the village of the same name, the districts of Andwil, Happerswil-Buch, Klarsreuti, and Mattwil. The municipality extends over a total area of around 12 km², offering a scenic view over fields, rows of fruit trees, and small woods, with a panoramic view of the Thurtal valley to the Alps. Around 1200 inhabitants appreciate the natural, rural living quality and the good accessibility of Weinfelden, Kreuzlingen, Amriswil, or St. Gallen. Birwinken convinces with a low population density, and living in the green is still possible here - far from traffic jams and congestion. The view of the Alpstein massif is fascinating, and the valuable country air contributes to the high quality of life. Birwinken combines village tranquility with practical proximity to urban infrastructures. Thanks to the post bus connection (line 924) to Kreuzlingen or Weinfelden, Birwinken is also easily accessible without its own train station. The Thurbo train station in Berg is only about 2.2 km away and can be easily reached by bike via the new bike path. The nearby motorway connections in Müllheim or Kreuzlingen make Winterthur or Zurich easily accessible in a short time. Children from Birwinken grow up naturally and safely between fruit trees and meadows. They experience their first adventures in the lovingly managed forest playground in the neighboring village of Berg - a happy moment for small animal lovers and their parents. The school journey is just as carefree: Kindergarten and primary school in Mattwil, secondary school in Berg - all stations are safely connected by bike or post bus. And those who later attend a cantonal school commute quite relaxed to Kreuzlingen, Romanshorn, or Frauenfeld. Short distances, a lot of nature, and a strong sense of community - Birwinken gives families space to breathe and flourish.
