This is Co-Living in Kaiserstuhl - Living together. Living privately. Here, you don't just live in your own apartment, but also in around 300 m² of space that can be used and lived in by all residents! These spaces are just as much your future home as your private apartment. More pictures and information about the living concept, your and other apartments, and the entire house can be found at zämehuus.ch

Your apartment:

• 48 m² private apartment, just for you

• 1 room kitchen/dining, 1 room as living and sleeping area

• Kitchenette with own refrigerator, stove, and oven

• Sleeping area is equipped with blackout curtains

• Spacious bathroom with floor-level shower

• Optional: 1-2 car parking spaces in 60 meters walking distance for rent

Community rooms where you also live:

• A luxurious community kitchen with XXL cooking island

• Directly adjacent, a heated winter garden as a dining area with a stunning view of the Rhine

• Lounge room with large TV and cozy furniture, for lingering, working from home, reading books, watching football, or...

• Historic vaulted cellar for fondue evenings and as a perfect home for your wines

• Feel-good laundry room with enough space for everyone

• Bicycle room, for all your hobbies that create a bit more dirt

About the house and the standard of renovation:

• The Zämehuus is built in the old post office in Kaiserstuhl.

• Historic building with several centuries of history - but now renovated and brought up to the latest state of the art.

• High-quality parquet flooring, herringbone pattern

• High-quality fittings and appliances (Electrolux & V-Zug)

• Entire house is smarthome-capable with smart wall switches, Sonos integration in community rooms, and intelligent temperature control.

• All materials, from baseboards to wall plaster, were carefully selected to stylishly connect the history of the house with modernity.

• More pictures and information can be found at zämehuus.ch

Note:

• In addition to the living space of each apartment, we have also counted 27.7 m² of community space. The community rooms were weighted and divided by six (number of apartments). This weighting is between 20 and 70% - depending on the value of the room (laundry room vs. community kitchen, for example).

• Note: The building is currently still under construction. The shown pictures may contain detail shots (e.g., kitchen/bathroom) that show the standard of renovation from other apartments in the same house.

• According to legal norms, this apartment can also be laid out as 1.5 rooms. However, this is about two separate rooms. We are convinced that many interested parties who are classically looking for a 2.5 room apartment could be happy with this floor plan. That's why we decided to advertise it as 2.5 rooms.