This stylish 4-room row house is part of the renowned Merzenacker settlement in the sought-after southeast of the city of Bern. The development is organized as a cooperative (WOBEG) and convincingly combines community values with individual homeownership.

The house impresses with its precise architectural design and a harmonious interplay of indoor and outdoor spaces, offering a variety of uses and adapting flexibly to individual living needs.

The settlement is characterized by its quiet, almost idyllic location and offers an exceptionally high quality of life. Despite the dense construction, privacy is preserved through precise zoning into public, semi-private, and private areas - a key feature of the architectural concept. The positioning of the property on the edge of the settlement further emphasizes the feeling of retreat and individuality within a harmoniously designed overall context.



Room description
The house impresses with an open floor plan over half floors, generous spatial references, and high daylight influx thanks to the central glass roof over the gallery. The exposed concrete floors emphasize the architectural expression and give the rooms a calm, contemporary elegance.

The entrance area has a wardrobe with built-in closets as well as access to the guest toilet, laundry room, and two basement rooms.

One half floor higher, the dining area opens up with impressive room height up to the glass roof. Adjacent are the kitchen and the living area with a fireplace and direct access to the garden.

On the intermediate floor to the upper floor, there is a spacious room with a glazed bay window. On the upper floor, a gallery opens up to two more bedrooms and the bathroom. Integrated built-in closets offer generous storage space in all areas.

On the top floor is the flat roof, which can be used as a rooftop terrace, subject to suitable fall protection.