Here, in the beautiful Appenzellerland, you and your family can switch off from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and create a charming oasis of well-being with creaking real wood floors, predominantly natural materials and a breathtaking view.
Located directly on the main road from Lutzenberg towards Wolfhalden, this stately Appenzell house, built in 1902 and partly in need of renovation, towers into the sky and offers you and your family a unique view of the lake and sunsets, the likes of which you only know from South Sea postcards.
The attractive entrance area of this three-storey property offers enough space for jackets, shoes, bicycles and strollers, even for a large family. A natural cellar, as well as access to the garage box and a separate room for the boiler, lead seamlessly into the entrance area and give you additional storage space.
A rustic staircase decorated with time-honored details and finesse leads to the first floor, where the charming country kitchen is the centerpiece. Cosy terracotta tiles, a decorative stone-look stove surround and the visible beam construction attract everyone's attention and, together with the sun-drenched room climate, create a homely place where you can enjoy preparing the finest of your own creations and delight your family and guests.
There is a seamless transition into two further rooms, both of which face the lake and promise you plenty of light and views. Here you could set up a real living room gem on the most beautiful herringbone floor and enjoy the warmth of the crackling fire on colder days.
Double-glazed windows, which run through the entire house, protect you and your loved ones from any noise emissions, and if you plan on going to the cinema in bad weather, indestructible metal shutters ensure the necessary darkness.
A real attraction is the covered and glazed balcony, where you can relax and gaze into the distance without much background noise.
One floor up, you will find an almost identical floor plan and a uniform, friendly living environment.
A wet room is waiting to be stylishly renovated and used frequently - all connections are already available.
A manageable walk-through room and two rooms of around 13-15m2 are at your disposal and boast real wood floors and a panoramic view of the greenery. Before you reach the top floor, you can of course also enjoy an unobstructed view on the 2nd floor - the lake in front of you, the blue horizon above you!
The attic is characterized by small niches and corners, which are sure to delight the little ones in particular. With creative ideas, you could create an open and airy children's paradise or an intimate teenager's retreat. A small room of around 7m2, a spartan shower room and a cozy room with a view of the idyllic surroundings are at your disposal here.
The garage box, which is attached directly to the building, could be upgraded with a terrace if required. Two outdoor parking spaces and two garages complete this voluminous offer.
Does this sound interesting to you? Then simply arrange a viewing appointment and inspect the property on site.
Errors excepted. We strive to provide correct information, but cannot accept any liability.
Located directly on the main road from Lutzenberg towards Wolfhalden, this stately Appenzell house, built in 1902 and partly in need of renovation, towers into the sky and offers you and your family a unique view of the lake and sunsets, the likes of which you only know from South Sea postcards.
The attractive entrance area of this three-storey property offers enough space for jackets, shoes, bicycles and strollers, even for a large family. A natural cellar, as well as access to the garage box and a separate room for the boiler, lead seamlessly into the entrance area and give you additional storage space.
A rustic staircase decorated with time-honored details and finesse leads to the first floor, where the charming country kitchen is the centerpiece. Cosy terracotta tiles, a decorative stone-look stove surround and the visible beam construction attract everyone's attention and, together with the sun-drenched room climate, create a homely place where you can enjoy preparing the finest of your own creations and delight your family and guests.
There is a seamless transition into two further rooms, both of which face the lake and promise you plenty of light and views. Here you could set up a real living room gem on the most beautiful herringbone floor and enjoy the warmth of the crackling fire on colder days.
Double-glazed windows, which run through the entire house, protect you and your loved ones from any noise emissions, and if you plan on going to the cinema in bad weather, indestructible metal shutters ensure the necessary darkness.
A real attraction is the covered and glazed balcony, where you can relax and gaze into the distance without much background noise.
One floor up, you will find an almost identical floor plan and a uniform, friendly living environment.
A wet room is waiting to be stylishly renovated and used frequently - all connections are already available.
A manageable walk-through room and two rooms of around 13-15m2 are at your disposal and boast real wood floors and a panoramic view of the greenery. Before you reach the top floor, you can of course also enjoy an unobstructed view on the 2nd floor - the lake in front of you, the blue horizon above you!
The attic is characterized by small niches and corners, which are sure to delight the little ones in particular. With creative ideas, you could create an open and airy children's paradise or an intimate teenager's retreat. A small room of around 7m2, a spartan shower room and a cozy room with a view of the idyllic surroundings are at your disposal here.
The garage box, which is attached directly to the building, could be upgraded with a terrace if required. Two outdoor parking spaces and two garages complete this voluminous offer.
Does this sound interesting to you? Then simply arrange a viewing appointment and inspect the property on site.
Errors excepted. We strive to provide correct information, but cannot accept any liability.
