• Well-thought-out floor plan
• Comprehensively modernized
• Expanded attic
• High-quality, well-maintained interior with bright, inviting living areas
• Quiet residential area, yet central
• Close to Lake Zurich
• Natural, rural, and popular environment

This charming 4.5-room Flarz house from 1750 is located in the popular Mies district of Stäfa and combines historic substance with modern living comfort. As a head building of a traditional Flarz house row, you benefit from a quiet residential area without through traffic, while shopping facilities, schools, the train station, and Lake Zurich remain easily accessible.

Already on the ground floor, the authentic character of the house is experienced. Visible beams, warm materials, and an open living and dining area shape the living experience and create a harmonious room atmosphere. The kitchen is designed to be space-optimized and fits functionally and design-wise into the overall picture. On the first upper floor, there are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a third room that is ideal as a study or dressing room. In addition, the shower/WC is located on this floor. The expanded attic offers additional space with a pronounced character. The room height on the upper floor is partially 1.80 m.

A practical basement and a parking space in the directly adjacent settlement complement the offer. Overall, this property presents itself as a well-maintained lover's house with solid construction, historic flair, and a functional floor plan - ideal for people who are looking for authenticity, living quality, and an attractive location on Lake Zurich.

Renovations carried out 2013 - 2020

2013 on the ground floor

• New floor construction, oiled oak parquet
• Exposure of visible beams and complete renovation of the ceiling surface
• Installation of a modern, space-optimized kitchen
• Conversion of the heating system to energy-efficient infrared panels
• Replacement of all windows with 3-fold glazed wood windows
• Complete renewal of the electrical system including a new distributor

2015 on the upper floor

• Old ribbon floor and staircase sanded
• New bedroom door

2015 in the attic

• New floor construction, oiled oak parquet
• Exposure of visible beams and complete renovation of the ceiling surface

2017 on the upper floor

• Replacement of windows with 3-fold glazed wood windows

2020 on the upper floor

• Renovation of the bathroom including a new heat exchanger boiler for hot water (in the basement)