
Vialago
Uttwil, Thurgau
The project
Vialago is a development of 19 new apartments of 2.5 to 5.5 rooms on Seestrasse in Uttwil, built by a local family business. The project combines contemporary living with local roots, on the lakeshore. The building permit has been issued and the execution planning is under way.
Automatic translation of the original French description.
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- Town
- Uttwil
- Canton
- Thurgau
- Address
- Seestrasse, Uttwil
- Postcode
- 8592
- Unit types
- 2.5 à 5.5 pièces
Information from the developer, collected on 18 octobre 2026. It may be incomplete or have changed since. Check with the developer before any decision. Our methodology
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