Anyone seeking something special will find far more than just an apartment here. In Flamatt, there is a rare opportunity to become part of an architecturally significant ensemble.

The building, realized in 1957–1958 by the renowned architectural collective Atelier 5, is one of the early and most defining examples of Swiss post-war architecture and was included, together with neighboring structures, in the Swiss Inventory of Cultural Assets of National Importance.

Even the approach to the property underscores its special character: the building is accessible exclusively via a private road, thereby offering a high degree of peace and privacy. Another highlight is the adjacent river course, which lends the place a very special atmosphere and creates an extraordinary living environment.

The apartment spans multiple levels and combines timeless architecture with a distinctive living experience. Expansive window fronts, two-story loggias, compelling spatial relationships, and the characteristic architecture create a home that consciously stands apart from the ordinary.

Particularly noteworthy is the generous roof terrace. It offers plenty of space for relaxation, enjoyment, or pleasant summer evenings and extends the living space to the outdoors in a unique way. Such private outdoor areas are rarely found today.

Highlights

• Generous roof terrace with ample privacy
• Access via private road
• Direct location on the river
• Architectural icon by Atelier 5
• Cultural asset of national importance
• Maisonette floor plan spanning multiple levels
• Bright living spaces with expansive windows
• Two-story loggia
• Individual living with unique character
• Good accessibility to Bern and Fribourg

This apartment is designed for people seeking more than an ordinary rental apartment. Anyone who appreciates architecture, individuality, and a special living environment will find a home of rare value here.