Welcome to this beautiful 3.5-room attic apartment on the 2nd floor of a modern multi-family house on the main street 188 in Brienz. With a living area of 55 m² and a breathtaking panoramic view of Lake Brienz and the surrounding mountains, this apartment offers a unique living experience in one of the most picturesque regions of Switzerland.

The apartment offers the following amenities:

• Balcony with lake panorama: Enjoy the magnificent view of the quiet Lake Brienz, surrounded by impressive mountains – with a charming village on the opposite shore.

• Bright rooms: Large windows let in plenty of light and emphasize the modern design of the building.

• Fireplace: A stylish fireplace provides cozy evenings.

• Modern kitchen: Including a dishwasher for maximum comfort.

• Bathroom: A complete bathroom for your daily needs.

• Parking: A parking space is available.

• Cable TV: Connection for cable TV available.

Further highlights:

• Quiet location: The apartment is located in a pleasantly quiet environment – ideal for relaxation and recreation.

• Child-friendly: The surroundings are perfectly suited for families with children.

• Sunny in summer: The location benefits from plenty of sunlight in the summer months.

Location and surroundings: Brienz impresses with its idyllic location on Lake Brienz and offers a perfect combination of nature and infrastructure. The Brienz train station is just 6 minutes' walk away, as is the Brienz (Lake) ship landing stage in 7 minutes' walk – ideal for excursions on the lake. The nearest bus stop, Glyssibach, is only 2 minutes' walk away. For daily shopping, a Coop supermarket is available in 9 minutes' walk. Families appreciate the proximity to Kienholz school, which is within 12 minutes' walk. This exceptional attic apartment combines modern living with the unparalleled natural scenery of the Bernese Oberland. Let yourself be enchanted by this unique home! Photos are from the house. Please introduce yourself briefly in your inquiry, thank you. The apartment will be freshly painted. Viewings will be possible from around mid-July.