Spacious 3.5-room apartment with seating area

We rent immediately or by agreement a generous apartment in the middle segment, which impresses with its charm and ideal location. Perfect for families and animal lovers, this apartment offers everything your heart desires.

Apartment highlights:

• Living room and rooms: Spacious and bright rooms with plenty of space to feel good
• Practical kitchen: The kitchen offers enough space for your cooking adventures and is functionally equipped.
• Bathroom: Bathroom with bathtub
• View: Fantastic view over the city - enjoy impressive sunsets
• Surroundings: Large green areas around the house, ideal for children to play and pets to romp
• Location: Quiet environment in immediate proximity to the forest - perfect for walks and outdoor activities
• Parking options: Carport: CHF 90

Have we piqued your interest? Don't hesitate and arrange a viewing appointment. We look forward to showing you this attractive apartment!

About St. Gallen

The city of St. Gallen is a political municipality and the namesake main town of the East Swiss canton of St. Gallen. St. Gallen has around 80,000 inhabitants and is one of the higher-lying cities in Switzerland at around 700 m above sea level. St. Gallen is located on the Steinach, a river that flows into Lake Constance and has been divided by the Sittertobel since the city expansion in 1918. The origins of the city of St. Gallen date back to the 7th century. It emerged as a settlement around the monastery of St. Gallen, which was founded around 720 on the site of a hermitage, and grew into a city in the 10th century; it became an imperial city in 1180.

Today, St. Gallen functions as the cultural and economic center of Eastern Switzerland, and the city is considered the Eastern Swiss metropolis. It is located on the main traffic axes (Munich-) St. Margrethen-Rorschach-St. Gallen-Winterthur-Zurich and (Constance-) Romanshorn-St. Gallen-Rapperswil-Lucerne and is considered the gateway to the Appenzellerland. The city is of tourist interest due to the abbey church and the abbey library, which were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. St. Gallen is also known for its embroidery. These can be seen today in the Textile Museum St. Gallen, which is dedicated to the history of the Eastern Swiss textile industry. In addition to the highest cantonal authorities, the University of St. Gallen and the Federal Administrative Court (BVGer) also have their seat in the city.

St. Gallen got its name from the wandering monk Gallus, which is why it is also called the Gallus city