Detached, furnished 4.5-room single-family house with mountain proximity -...

This charming, detached 4.5-family house combines timeless design with an idyllic location in the pre-alpine mountain world of Oberiberg. Within walking distance, you can reach the Laucheren valley station, your direct entry to the Hoch-Ybrig ski paradise. Bright rooms, an open kitchen and the spacious living/dining area with a warm-air chimney create a homely atmosphere with a lot of character. More under remax.ch/119871001-151 – Net living space approx. 110 m² – Furnished rental – Bright, spacious living and dining area with open kitchen on the upper floor – Warm-air chimneys and a local tiled stove in the living room – Terrace, approx. 13 m² with fantastic views – Three bedrooms on the upper floor with parquet flooring – Large bathroom on the upper floor with bathtub and natural light – Guest WC on the upper floor – 1 underground parking space and 2 parking spaces – Note: Studio in the basement is used by the landlords Construction: You reach the raised house entrance, which is quietly located on a slope, surrounded by greenery and with a beautiful view, via an external staircase. The heart of the house is the light-flooded, open-plan living and dining area with a warm-air chimney and a cozy tiled stove. From here, you can access the balcony, which runs along the entire width of the house, a loge with a view of the mountain panorama. The open kitchen with generous work surfaces is elegantly integrated into the dining area. The entrance hall offers practical built-in cupboards and valuable storage space. The attic is designed as a retreat, with a large bedroom and two smaller rooms, ideal as children’s rooms or home offices. The spacious bathroom with a bathtub and double sink and the small gallery complete the attic. The roof structure made of warm natural wood shapes the room with its clear structure and enhances the atmosphere of security, a haven of peace that subtly brings the alpine environment inside. Surroundings, connections: The house is located in the idyllic municipality of Oberiberg (Schwyz district) at 1,085 meters above sea level, nestled in the pre-alpine mountain region of Hoch-Ybrig, between the famous monastery village of Einsiedeln and the cantonal capital of Schwyz. Nature lovers and recreational athletes will find ideal conditions here all year round: hiking, biking and golf in the summer, skiing and snowboarding in the winter with very good proximity to the Laucheren valley station. The nearest bus stop is about 270 m away, the nearest major train station is in Einsiedeln with good connections to the Inner and Outer Schwyz regions. The primary school is in Oberiberg, the secondary school is in Unteriberg, the cantonal schools are in Einsiedeln or Pfäffikon SZ. The variety of shops in the village provides shopping facilities for daily needs. General data: Municipality: 8843 Oberiberg- Canton Schwyz Official language: German Population: about 800 inhabitants Neighboring municipalities: Unteriberg – Alpthal – Illgau – Schwyz – Muotathal We would be happy to invite you to a viewing, so that you can convince yourself of this beautiful single-family house. – This charming, detached 4.5-room house combines timeless design with an idyllic setting in the pre-Alpine landscape of Oberiberg. The Laucheren valley stationyour direct gateway to the Hoch-Ybrig ski areais within walking distance. Lively interiors, an open-plan kitchen and a generous living/dining area with a warm-air fireplace create a welcoming atmosphere with distinctive character. More details at remax.ch/119871001-151 – Net living area approx. 110 m² – Let furnished – Light-filled, spacious open-plan living and dining area with open kitchen on the upper level – Warm-air fireplace and traditional tiled stove in the living room – Terrace approx. 13 m² with spectacular views – Three bedrooms on the upper floor with parquet flooring – Large, daylit bathroom on the upper floor with bathtub – Guest WC on the upper floor – 1 underground parking space and 2 outdoor parking spaces – Note: The