9.5 room House in Solothurn

Do you also dream of cooling off in your own pool on hot summer days? Or offering your guests a delicious barbecue in the evening and even a room for overnight stays after a spectacular garden party? Then your dream will come true with this unique villa! Located in the best area of Solothurn, this comprehensively renovated, spacious 9.5-room villa presents itself as a true jewel of living for people with high demands. The property convinces with its well-thought-out room layout, high-quality equipment, and numerous extras that offer comfort and security at the highest level. The property is located in a quiet, family-friendly area, just a few minutes' walk from schools, shopping facilities, and public transport. Highlights at a glance * 9.5 rooms, bright and spacious * Comprehensively renovated, good construction (double-shell masonry) * Large pool area in the well-kept garden * Indoor and outdoor fireplace * 3 bathrooms * Underfloor heating in kitchen and bedrooms * New oil heating (2019), modern radiators * Photovoltaic system * Alarm system, controllable via app * Wine cellar with gentlemen's room, several basement rooms * Attic can be expanded * Double garage * Quiet, central location: schools, shopping, and public transport within walking distance A home with style, comfort, and future prospects This villa combines modern technology, traditional building quality, and spacious living - ideal for all those who are looking for something special. Arrange a viewing today and be impressed on site.Solothurn The city of Solothurn (ZIP 4500), located in the Wasseramt district in the canton of the same name, combines historical charm with stable demographic and economic development. As of December 31, 2023, the political municipality had 16,855 inhabitants. In the past five years, Solothurn has recorded moderate population growth of an average of +0.1% per year - a sign of constant, sustainable development. Solothurn also shows its attractive side in a tax comparison: with a tax burden of 13.3%, the municipality is slightly below the cantonal average of 13.9%. Residential construction activity is moving at an average annual rate of 0.6% within the framework of controlled development, which seems to be adapted to demand. The vacancy rate was 1.9% on June 1, 2024, and signals a balanced market situation with a slight supply margin. Real estate prices in Solothurn have risen by 17.8% over the past five years - a solid but moderate increase compared to the cantonal average of 21.5%. This indicates a healthy market movement characterized by stability, which offers an interesting environment for both owner-occupiers and investors. Overall, Solothurn presents itself as a livable city with well-coordinated growth, attractive tax conditions, and a balanced housing market - a location with perspective and quality.