Single house for sale - 6044 Udligenswil, Meierskappelstrasse 2

Historic single-family house with modern comfort

This unique single-family house combines the charm of past centuries with modern living comfort. Originally built in the 16th/17th century, the house today presents itself in the style of the 19th and early 20th centuries. It was extensively renovated in 2006 for over CHF 500,000 and is in excellent condition. The careful renovation preserved the historical character, while integrating state-of-the-art technology, such as a geothermal heating system, which guarantees low operating costs and sustainable living.

With five spacious rooms on two floors, the house offers plenty of space for families or anyone looking for room to unfold. Thanks to its optimal orientation, you benefit from sunshine all day long and enjoy an unparalleled mountain view - a true paradise for nature lovers!

The location is ideal: schools and public transport are in the immediate vicinity, making everyday life enormously easier. Despite the quiet and idyllic surroundings, you have quick access to all important facilities.

This house offers you the rare opportunity to live in a historical ambience with modern living comfort. Don't hesitate - arrange a viewing appointment today and let yourself be convinced by this extraordinary offer!
A piece of history

Become a part of history

The former Breiteichli farmhouse, which is listed as a cultural monument of the canton of Lucerne, stands as a testament to the rural building culture in the region and is considered worth preserving. It is a characteristic example of a Tätschdachhaus, whose typical architecture has largely been preserved despite conversions in the late 19th century. The Tätschdach, a central feature of this building type, is characterized by its flat slope and overhangs, which protect the building from the elements.

Due to its striking location on Meierskappelstrasse, on the southern edge of the village centre, the house impressively shapes the street scene. It blends harmoniously into the rural surroundings and at the same time represents an important architectural testimony to the regional building history. Despite later alterations, the farmhouse still radiates the traditional character and craftsmanship typical of the rural Lucerne region.

Its historical significance, aesthetic quality and formative influence on the townscape make the Breiteichli a cultural asset worth preserving. It is an indispensable part of the architectural heritage and is considered worth preserving.