Penthouse for sale - 8200 Schaffhausen, Talstrasse 60

If you want to live in an eagle's nest, you are in the right place. Located in the city area, yet surrounded by meadows and greenery, this bright penthouse apartment is in the Grubenquartier. Here you are on your own and can let your gaze wander into the distance.

The apartment impresses with its spaciousness, good room layout, and above-average room height of 3.10 m. Here you will find everything on one floor:

• Entrance with built-in wardrobes
• Large, bright living room with fireplace and access to the west terrace
• Open dining area
• Practical kitchen with convection oven, ceramic glass stove, dishwasher
• Three bedrooms, two of which have access to the east terrace
• A bathroom with bathtub, double sink, and toilet
• A bathroom with shower, sink, and toilet
• Laundry room with washing machine and storage space
• Storage room for various items

Additional storage space is provided by a cellar and a craft room in the garage area. There you will also find the two underground parking spaces included in the price.

The penthouse apartment is flooded with light thanks to the surrounding windows, and on the two balconies (east and west) you will always find a sunny or shady spot. The winter garden also invites you to the outdoor area even in rainy weather and extends the outdoor season.

Our conclusion: If you are looking for privacy in the city, you have found your oasis.

The city of Schaffhausen, with its approximately 38,000 inhabitants, is located in the northernmost corner of Switzerland at the Rhine knee of Eastern Switzerland on the border with Germany. It owes its origin to the Rhine Falls: The settlement arose where the goods traffic needed a transshipment and stacking place to bypass the impassable rapids for ships.
Due to the many bay windows and the beautifully painted house facades, the car-free old town of Schaffhausen is considered one of the most picturesque in Switzerland. Many beautiful guild and citizen houses date back to the Gothic or Baroque period. The lively old town offers many shopping opportunities. The nucleus of the city was the street market in today's Vordergasse. Here stands the high Gothic St. Johann Church with its extraordinary acoustics.
Visible from afar is the landmark of the city, the Munot fortress, which was built in the 16th century. The ring-shaped bulwark was built from 1564 to 1589 according to a design by Albrecht Dürer. More information at www.schaffhausen.ch.