The apartment building in Winterthur was constructed in solid style in 1937 and comprises a total of six residential units. All units are designed as 3-room apartments. The floor plans are compactly arranged and geared towards a practical use of the available space. The apartments are accessed via the central staircase. Heat is generated by a gas heating system, and heat is distributed via radiators.
Development potential exists particularly in upgrading the existing living space. Furthermore, it can be examined to what extent structural extensions are possible. According to the available information, the permissible utilization is currently not fully exhausted.
With a total of six similarly designed apartments and a manageable building structure, the property offers a clear starting point for continuing as an income property. At the same time, there are opportunities to specifically modernize the existing stock and to thoroughly examine available utilization reserves within the framework of building regulations.
Development potential exists particularly in upgrading the existing living space. Furthermore, it can be examined to what extent structural extensions are possible. According to the available information, the permissible utilization is currently not fully exhausted.
With a total of six similarly designed apartments and a manageable building structure, the property offers a clear starting point for continuing as an income property. At the same time, there are opportunities to specifically modernize the existing stock and to thoroughly examine available utilization reserves within the framework of building regulations.
