The well-maintained semi-detached house dating from the 18th century has stood for around 300 years as a testament to solid construction and offers the rare opportunity to combine historic character with modern living comfort.

With its unique atmosphere, authentic charm, and successful blend of old and new, this property impresses from the very first moment. Its excellent condition and the various idyllic outdoor areas complete the attractive overall picture.

Here are some of the highlights:

- A truly unique home
- Very well maintained and ready for immediate occupancy (no renovation required)
- Modern Forster kitchen with untreated steel
- Newly renovated bathrooms with Vals quartzite
- Beautiful original period features
- Historic fountain with shared usage rights
- Idyllic, low-maintenance outdoor areas
A single garage as well as two outdoor parking spaces are included with the property.

An ideal home for families or couples needing space who appreciate an exceptional living ambience in a nature-oriented location with high recreational value.

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Historic residential dream with modern comfort

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The property is located in the Wetzwil locality within the municipality of Herrliberg. Wetzwil is a nature-oriented hamlet with a distinct village character and historic charm, set in a privileged residential area above Lake Zurich.

This exclusive location on Zurich’s Gold Coast ideally combines rural idyll amid nature and horse pastures, sweeping views, and proximity to the city of Zurich.

Herrliberg – refreshingly vibrant! A way of life that applies both to its residents and to the municipality itself. As a residential community, Herrliberg offers its inhabitants a cozy, small center with local retailers, its own sailing marina, and, directly on the lake in a superb setting, beautiful restaurants and lidos. Seestrasse, as well as the nearby ferry to Horgen, guarantee fast connections toward the Zurich metropolis and to Zug/Lucerne. Herrliberg also offers clear tax advantages, as the tax rate of only 73% is among the lowest in the Canton of Zurich.