
Sonnenpark
Urtenen-Schönbühl, Bern
The project
The Sonnenpark is a development of eight condominium apartments, spread across two buildings, in Urtenen-Schönbühl. The 3.5- or 4.5-room apartments offer a high standard of finish, an air-to-water heat pump, photovoltaic panels, a lift and a large garden with two play areas. Construction begins in 2026, with move-in possible from summer 2027.
Automatic translation of the original French description.
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Details
- Town
- Urtenen-Schönbühl
- Canton
- Bern
- Address
- Hindelbankstrasse
- Unit types
- 3.5 pieces, 4.5 pieces
- Minimum price
- CHF 935’000
- Maximum price
- CHF 935’000
- Developer
- RR Property Alliance GmbH
- Broker
- Kocher Immobilien AG
- Architect
- Liechti + Sollberger AG
- Completion
- juin 2027
- Phone
- 031 372 10 25
Information from the developer, collected on 06 octobre 2026. It may be incomplete or have changed since. Check with the developer before any decision. Our methodology
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