This apartment impresses with its raw charm and distinctive material choice, which immediately catches the eye: concrete floor, rustic wooden ceiling, and targeted color contrasts – especially in the bathroom, where rough exposed concrete meets dark blue elements. No high-gloss design, but honest materials with character.
At the center of the apartment: the freestanding fireplace, which not only provides warmth but also creates a strong spatial presence. The living area opens up to the south-facing balcony – compact, but with a pleasant orientation.
The kitchen is designed as a single-line extension. The connections are already in place. Currently, the apartment is still open to the adjacent loft, but can be easily transformed into a closed unit with little effort.
In the reduit within the apartment there is a private electric boiler as well as connections for a washing machine and dryer – practical and independent.
Usage flexibility included
A big plus is the access to the ground floor: currently closed, but can be easily restored – ideal for connecting the apartment internally. In the lower area, there is a room currently used as an office. With a separate entrance, its own WC with sink and shower, as well as direct access to the south-facing seating area by the pond, it is ideal as a studio, guest room, or workspace.
For those who appreciate spaces that tell more stories
This apartment is not off the shelf – but a place with corners, edges, and potential. For people who think along, redesign, or simply enjoy living in a way that not everyone does.
Energy consumption
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No dataLangendorfstrasse 19
4500 Solothurn (SO)