Single house for rent - 3054 Schüpfen, Bühlhof 601

Hello!

We are a shared apartment in Schüpfen and enjoy living together rather than next to each other. We are looking for a considerate person (or a couple) who likes to contribute to the household and the garden. From time to time, a fire is lit in our garden or we cook and enjoy being together. We also like to respect the need to retreat. Do you like music? Many of us do too! Would you like to craft/build something? You are not alone! Our apartment and location have their pros and cons. We have a large garden and quite a bit of freedom as a shared apartment. We have the house for ourselves, but it is a bit noisy and the highway and train line are audible from outside. However, there is a stream nearby that offers a good cooling opportunity. The forest is not far away on foot, if you like walks. For the train station, we recommend the bike, which will get you to Schüpfen station in just under ten minutes. Your room is rather small but has a separate entrance. The price is 525 Fr. Are you interested? We look forward to hearing from you!

We are:

Tim 26: I work partly as a teacher, partly as a bricklayer, and very much as a philosophy student, as well as with my banjo and my bus. I am happy to engage in discussions that can get a bit deep, play Tichu, or have a cozy game of FüBi. With my bus, I am the WG satellite when it is not broken down.

I am Daniel, 28, studying social work, interested in social issues like money and hunger, and I often speak my mind. In my free time, I like to be outside, in our garden, crafting something with wood, or searching on the screen.

Simon, 30, I am a nature-loving person who expresses my passion for gardening and playing guitar. Time in nature fulfills me and gives me inspiration for my hobbies.

I, Jahra (31), go through life with an open heart, professionally look after plants and people, write my suffering in rap lyrics, dance without inhibition in the disco, infect people with my radiance, and still need to learn to cry. When everything becomes too much for me, I escape into the forest and look deep into the flames of the fire.