In the "Im Föhret" development in Bergdietikon, a spacious 3.5-room ground-floor apartment with a private garden and plenty of space to feel good awaits you. 

Highlights of the apartment:

• Spacious 3.5-room apartment with 98 m² of living space
• 120 m² large garden with seating area - plenty of space to relax and play
• Bright rooms thanks to a well-thought-out floor plan and large window areas
• High-quality interior design with elegant oak parquet and modern materials
• Timeless kitchen with brand-name appliances and practical reduit
• Two stylish bathrooms with bath/WC and shower/WC
• Minergie® standard: Comfort ventilation for a pleasant room climate, pellet heating, and modern building technology
• Own parking space in the garage and cellar compartment included

The slightly elevated location above the Limmattal combines natural living with excellent accessibility to the centers of Zurich, Baden, and Aarau - ideal for all those who appreciate the proximity to the city and yet want to live quietly. The Dietikon train station is just a stone's throw away. Shopping facilities, schools, and public transport are also located in the immediate vicinity. 

Other available apartments in the development:

• 3.5-room apartments
  • Garden apartment 6.0.3, ground floor, 98.5 m², 17 m² seating area/ 150 m² garden, CHF 1'076'000
  • Attic apartment 6.3.2, 3rd floor, 98.5 m², 121 m² terrace, CHF 1'297'000
• 4.5-room apartment
  • Attic apartment 3.3.1, 3rd floor, 108.0 m², 72 m² terrace, CHF 1'397'000
• 5.5-room apartments
  • Garden apartment 6.0.1, ground floor, 134.5 m², 17 m² seating area/ 45 m² garden, CHF 1'344'000
  • Apartment 6.1.1, 1st floor, 134.5 m², 17 m² loggia, CHF 1'318'000
  • Apartment 6.2.1, 2nd floor, 134.5 m², 17 m² loggia CHF 1'334'000

Contact us for more information or a personal viewing appointment. We look forward to showing you this special apartment in person.

Note: The apartment is sold vacant and is available immediately. The photos show rooms in a furnished state and serve to better present the spatial effect.