CHF2'950'000
Museumstrasse 6, 8400 Winterthur
Estimate based on the asking price and normal buyer share. Exemptions and reduced rates are not included. FTA rules 2022-11
Additional notary or land-register costs may apply. Excludes mortgage, maintenance and personal income or wealth tax. Confirm the binding amount before buying.
As of 07 Sept 2026
The asking price is 40.5% above the median of .
This listingCHF 2'950'000
CHF 2'100'000
Median
Is there room to negotiate?
A typical listing stays on the market for about 23 days — this one has been up for 11 days. 1.4% of active listings have cut their asking price in the last 90 days. Asking prices per m² are about 0.4% lower than a month ago.
Market history
ARE transit class B — regular service within a short walk.
99% built-up area within 500 m.
Mostly singles and couples · around 118 people in the neighbourhood.
125 %
Lower than 1% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
Times refer to the route on foot.
noise level by day
Quiet location
Hardly any road, rail or air traffic noise.
Night
40 dB
Loudest source
Rail
Quieter than 75% in the canton
Measured noise level, placed on a scale of everyday sounds.
Pollutant levels are below the WHO guideline.
Radon levels can be somewhat elevated here.
Nearly all buildings
Available from 3 networks.
Nicola Schneller
The semi-detached town villa with an idyllic garden and small pond is located in the sought-after residential area of Inneres Lind, just around 600 meters east of Winterthur's old town. The privileged location combines proximity to the city center with peace, privacy, and a high recreational value.
The house, built in 1903 by architect Johannes Lerch in the eclectic style, impresses with its characteristic exposed brick facade, asymmetrical architecture, and striking three-story tower. The historic wooden veranda sets another special accent. In 2004, the property was extensively renovated and adapted to modern living standards, while carefully preserving the historic character of the house.
On approximately 230 m² of living space and three floors, the house offers a variety of uses as a spacious family home, for living and working, or as a multi-generational house.
CHF 2,950,000. Property
CHF 50,000. Parking space (opposite the property)
Room description
Inside, historic details meet modern living comfort. Herringbone parquet, terrazzo floors, two tile stoves, built-in closets, and the stylish staircase characterize the special character. Generous room heights and large windows create a bright and elegant atmosphere. The ground floor includes a salon with a tile stove and direct access to the glazed and heated veranda, three further rooms, as well as a shower and separate toilet. The veranda extends the living space in a special way and offers a protected view of the garden at any time of the year.
The upper floor forms the central living area. The living room with a tile stove leads directly to the balcony with a view of the greenery. Another room is suitable as a dining room, library, or study. The stylish living kitchen combines historic substance with modern comfort; a central cooking island forms the communicative center. A guest toilet complements the floor.
On the top floor, there are three charming rooms and a modern bathroom with a bathtub, shower, two sinks, toilet, and bidet. The attic offers additional storage space.
The basement has four cellar rooms, a laundry room, and a spacious forecourt.
The parking space is located in the underground garage at Museumsstrasse 3, opposite the property. There is the possibility of installing an E-charging station.