9 ½ rooms multi family house

In the middle of the old village center of Münchenstein lies the historic house, the former parsonage of the community. The property was first mentioned in records in 1537 and rebuilt around 1550. The striking corner house was built directly on the rock and impresses with a unique floor plan. Originally, the property consisted of two buildings, which today form a continuous unit. The property is classified as a monument worthy of protection and is under cantonal heritage protection, which represents great added value for lovers of architecture with history.

This LIVING ESTATES offer scores with the following facts:

• Central location with good connections to public transport and urban infrastructure
• Unique floor plan concept with versatile usage possibilities
• Bright, light-flooded rooms with high ceilings
• Charming half-timbered masonry with historical character
• Master bedroom with en suite bathroom
• Atrium room with gallery and walk-in wardrobe
• Workshop area for DIY enthusiasts and tinkerers
• Maritime home bar with ship and nautical elements
• And many other numerous well-thought-out equipment details ...

The space offering includes three separate residential units, an office, a workshop, as well as a terrace and a seating area with green space. Three outdoor parking spaces and a practical cellar room in the building round off this offer.

If this is your perfect match and you can imagine continuing the history of this special house, we look forward to you contacting us.

Münchenstein
4142 Münchenstein is located in the Arlesheim district, in the canton of Basel-Landschaft. The population in the political municipality of Münchenstein has changed by an average of +0.3% per year over the last five years to 12,304 inhabitants (as of Dec. 31, 2023). The tax burden is 13.2% (Canton: 13.2%). For the last five years, the municipality has shown an average annual residential construction activity of 1.0%, while the vacancy rate is currently 1.0% (as of Jun. 1, 2024). Real estate prices have changed by +18.8% over the last five years (Canton: +14.8%).