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Nestled at the eastern end of the Val-Terbi valley, Mervelier enjoys an idyllic setting thanks to its natural surroundings and tranquility. The picturesque Scheulte Pass provides access to the A1 motorway junction at Oensingen in just 30 minutes. The village is also very well served by public transport, with two buses per hour throughout the day, plus night buses on weekends. Mervelier offers a grocery store, a restaurant, and various tradespeople. Finally, the area boasts abundant natural beauty and numerous opportunities for mountain biking, downhill biking (Ju-ride association), hiking, and more.

A true gem, this village house, built in the early 20th century, underwent a complete renovation in 2018. Particular attention was paid to the quality of the materials, lending elegance and timeless charm to this beautiful building. Features include solid oak and walnut parquet flooring, exposed beams, triple-glazed windows, and tasteful fixtures and fittings, notably the ground-floor kitchen and contemporary bathrooms.

The large, completely flat 991 m² plot is a boon for gardening enthusiasts (a large vegetable garden is already established on the south side), for families (the fenced yard to the north promises unforgettable football matches), and for pet owners. Nature trails lead directly from the back of the garden.

Originally, the house was a single dwelling, but it was divided into two separate apartments a few years after the renovation. However, simply removing a partition wall at the entrance and perhaps detaching the first-floor kitchen would restore it to a single, large living space.

The ground floor comprises a beautiful eat-in kitchen with access to the north-facing terrace (currently the apartment entrance). The kitchen is bright and inviting, opening directly onto the living room where functional "kunscht" (a type of decorative art) adds warmth and authenticity to this beautiful living space. A bedroom and a bathroom/WC complete this level.

On the first floor, the staircase leads to a spacious entrance hall, which was converted into a kitchen in 2021. From here, there are two bedrooms and a living room. The highlight of this level is undoubtedly the large, ultra-modern shower room/WC, where a bathtub could easily be installed if desired. A conservatory is also adjacent to the kitchen.

The attic offers further space that could be converted. A former garage converted into a storage room, a boiler room, a laundry room, a cellar, and a barn area complete this exceptional property.

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