
Hans im Glück
Aesch LU, Lucerne
The project
The «Hans im Glück» project comprises two modern residential buildings in the centre of Aesch LU, with condominium apartments and high-quality rental apartments. The current offer is a 5-room duplex penthouse of 173.7 m² with gallery, two terraces (26.4 m² and 8.6 m²) and an open view over the lake and mountains. Move-in is planned for March/April 2027.
Automatic translation of the original French description.
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Details
- Town
- Aesch LU
- Canton
- Lucerne
- Address
- Hauptstrasse 17a
- Unit types
- 5 pièces (attique duplex avec galerie)
- Minimum price
- CHF 1’355’000
- Maximum price
- CHF 1’355’000
- Broker
- First Immobilien GmbH
- Architect
- villaverde architektur gmbh
- Completion
- mars 2027
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