Neubau Krauchthal
Krauchthal, Bern
The project
Seven modern and sustainable condominium apartments of 2.5 to 4.5 rooms are planned at Länggasse 29 in Krauchthal. The project combines nature-oriented living with contemporary architecture, with attractive outdoor spaces and a high standard of finish. It includes an underground garage and a lift, with construction work scheduled to start in spring 2027.
Automatic translation of the original French description.
Details
- Town
- Krauchthal
- Canton
- Bern
- Address
- Länggasse 29
- Unit types
- 2.5 à 4.5 pièces
- Broker
- tremmo immobilien ag
- Contact
- info@tremmo.ch
- Phone
- +41 32 675 40 40
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