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A place to live, work and enjoy
In the heart of the charming wine village of Salgesch, known for its sunny vineyard terraces and unique quality of life between nature and culture, this spacious residential and commercial building presents itself as a true opportunity for people with a vision. The house, built in 1984 and continuously maintained and modernized, combines solid craftsmanship with versatile usage possibilities - ideal for families, self-employed individuals or for the combination of living and working under one roof.

On three floors, an impressive range of spaces opens up with over 340 square meters of gross living area. The ground floor welcomes with a light-flooded office area including a separate entrance - perfect for a practice, a studio or a separate apartment. On the upper floor, living becomes a pleasure: a modern kitchen, a spacious living and dining area with a fireplace and access to the sunny terrace create an ambiance full of warmth and coziness. The cozy seating area under the grape pergola and the well-maintained garden with fruit trees invite you to linger. On the top floor, three spacious bedrooms and a bathroom await, ideal for families or guests. The house presents itself in a well-maintained condition: the heating system has been replaced by an efficient air heat pump, the terrace has been newly insulated, and offers for a solar system are already available. Thanks to the double garage and several outdoor parking spaces, there is also enough space for vehicles.

The location on Bahnhofstrasse convinces with its central accessibility and proximity to schools, shopping facilities and public transport. Here you live in the heart of Valais - with a view of the vineyards, surrounded by nature, sun and joy of life. This property not only offers space but also perspective - for people who are looking for something special and appreciate the interplay of work and living.

Construction phases:

- Phase 1: 1955
- Phase 2: 1970 (office basement)
- Phase 3: 1985 (ground floor)
- Phase 4: 2001 (upper floor)