Single house for sale - 8260 Stein am Rhein, Flurweg 5

Are you looking for something special? For a villa in a well-sunned, park-like garden? Then you should take a look at this property. It was lovingly renovated in 1990 and enlarged through the attic and consists of two apartments, which could easily be combined, opening up many possibilities such as living and working under one roof, multi-generational house, etc.

The layout of the house is as follows:

Ground floor: 4-room apartment (rented). Own entrance, living room with tiled stove and herringbone parquet and access to the garden. Bright kitchen, shower with sink and toilet, 3 bedrooms with beautiful wooden floors.

6.5-room apartment (vacant): 1st floor: Spacious living/dining room with herringbone parquet with Swedish stove and access to the balcony. Shower/WC/sink, kitchen with oven, steamer, dishwasher, and refrigerator. 2 rooms with built-in wardrobes and beautiful old wooden floors. 2nd floor: large bathroom with shower, bathtub, double sink, and toilet. 3 bedrooms and a storage room. All real wood floors.

Basement: The entire house is basemented and divided into various rooms: laundry room with washing machine/dryer and access to the garden, drying room with Secomat, wine cellar, gas heating, and two heat pump boilers (400 lt).

And those who are not already impressed by the house itself will be at least by the expanse of the garden. Of course, it would not be a problem to build a swimming pool – there is plenty of space available. In any case, it is wonderful to linger under the shade-giving trees on hot summer days.

A separate garage building with 3 parking spaces (1 of which is also suitable for campers due to its height) and the parking spaces in front provide enough space for your vehicles.

Our conclusion: Those who appreciate beautiful old wood parquet floors and the charm of the extraordinary will fall in love with this property.

Stein am Rhein is a picturesque small town in the canton of Schaffhausen in Switzerland, directly on the border with Germany. The town is located where the Rhine exits Lake Constance and is known for its well-preserved medieval old town with richly decorated half-timbered houses and facade paintings.

The town has about 3,500 inhabitants (as of approx. 2024) and is a popular destination for tourists who appreciate the historical architecture, charming alleys, and cultural offerings – such as the St. Georgen Monastery or the Lindwurm Museum.
Despite its small size, Stein am Rhein has a diverse and stable economic structure. The town combines tourism, trade, industry, and agriculture in a balanced mix. More information at www.steinamrhein.ch.