
Sonne Bollodingen
Bollodingen, Bern
The project
The Sonne project in Bollodingen offers modern owner-occupied apartments in a renovated former country inn (Landgasthof). The apartments result from the conversion of the existing building.
Automatic translation of the original French description.
Details
- Town
- Bollodingen
- Canton
- Bern
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