The 8-room single-family house was built along with the neighbouring property in 1954 by Zurich architect Lux Guyer, Switzerland's first independent female architect.

The room configuration creates an optimal relationship between the outside and inside. The living rooms and bedrooms all face the garden and lake, while the adjoining spaces are oriented towards the street. Architectural motifs such as bay windows, balconies, terraces and the lateral pergola connect the interior with the garden. The latter impresses with its pool and a wonderful view of the lake.

As a classy testament to its era, the property is included in the cantonal inventory of buildings worthy of protection. With a gentle upgrade, enthusiasts get the chance to make a significant contribution to the preservation of Swiss architecture.

The location, too, is a gift: nestled in the prestigious residential neighbourhood, you will enjoy wonderful views of the lake and beyond, just a few minutes from the city of Zurich.