Historisches Juwel Am Vierwaldstättersee

In the heart of Switzerland, nestled in an impressive natural landscape, lies the picturesque and car-free village of Bauen at 436 m above sea level on the western shore of the idyllic Lake Uri, at the foot of Ober- and Niederbauen. Thanks to its mild, almost Mediterranean climate, Bauen is often referred to as the ”Ticino of the Canton of Uri.” Tranquility, relaxation, and idyllic surroundings characterize this special place, which offers an exceptional quality of life due to the absence of through traffic. The historic House Schiller, first documented in 1570, was originally used as a hotel, restaurant, and bakery and was carefully converted into a spacious single-family home in 2017. The charming property is situated in an idyllic hillside location close to the lake and combines historical substance with versatile usage options. A special highlight is the shared use of a private boat dock, located just a few meters from the house, allowing for comfortable entry and exit – a rare privilege on Lake Uri.
The property impresses particularly with:
• A generous space offering of around 400 m² of usable area, spread over five floors, allowing for diverse usage options.
• An impressive 98 m² panoramic terrace with pergola and glazing, providing space for relaxation and enjoyment. From here, an unparalleled view opens up over Lake Uri to the imposing mountain world.
• In the idyllic garden, there is also a charming studio or musician’s house with its own seating area and two cellars, ideal for creative activities or working.