Single house for sale - 3985 Geschinen, Sennereigasse 17

Stop dreaming about your stable conversion in the mountains. This beautifully located stable can be converted according to your wishes. A valid building permit is already in place, so you could move into your dream home as early as autumn 2025.

Advantages of the stable conversion

• Quiet and scenic away from the road
• Very picturesque surroundings in the mountain village of Geschinen
• Valid building permit is available
• Freely usable second apartment
• Ground probe drilling has already been carried out
• Builder with extensive experience in new construction and renovation in the region
• Parking space in the immediate vicinity

Stable conversion according to your ideas and wishes

The conversion of the stable will be carried out according to your ideas. There is a valid building permit that defines the facades. The interior design, respectively the division can be adapted according to your wishes. A ground probe heat pump is planned for heating, and the drilling has already been completed.

For the purchase and conversion of this property including planning, permits, implementation, construction management, and parking space, please expect total costs turnkey of around CHF 1 million. The builder will calculate the costs for you after defining the expansion standard and define them in a construction description.

Inventory sheet

Here is an excerpt from the inventory sheet for this stable, which describes the current condition:

Log construction over stepped base made of plastered rubble stone masonry. On the southeast side, there is a medium-sized stable entrance and above it, there is a barn door on each side (the one at the southern corner with wooden staircase access, the one at the eastern corner clad with boards). A rectangular stable window can also be found in the right half of the stable floor. The northwest side has a medium-sized hay door in the lower zone (later resized) and above it, a coupled double hay door. Spills on the northeast, southeast, and southwest walls. Roof with metal covering. Well-preserved stable barn amidst utility buildings in a well-visible location.

Object of the architectural heritage, whose value is defined by its integration into the built stock (road, castle, village, hamlet, walls, etc.) or in the landscape (in accordance with terrain movements, hedges, rivers, lakes, etc.) or by its intrinsic value (architecture, typology, construction technique). The object is of local significance; to be preserved in volume and substance.