14 Rechweg, Dübendorf, Zurich 8600

Ecologically avant-garde family-friendly new timber building in a quiet and centrally located neighbourhood A bright, convincingly designed, very beautiful 4.5-room apartment with 109m2 net living space on the second floor, with conservatory-like living-dining room in the southwest with morning, noon and evening sun incl. balcony. Two bay windows in the northeast part of the apartment. Underfloor heating; Air and soil cooled in summer. Ecology: Environmental targets for 2030 and 2050 already achieved. Minergie-P Eco Standard. Sustainability through modern, expensive timber construction of local origin and minimal use of cement (production polluting, energy-consuming). Pleasant natural stone-like floor (anhydrite) poured and sanded on site. Interior staircase made of wood. Energetic independence thanks to integrated photovoltaic solar cells in the roof and exterior walls, as well as geothermal probes for heating or cooling depending on the season; Additional thermal protection through electrically operated external blinds. 5 parking spaces, each with a connection for electromobility; large bike room with sockets for electric bikes. Rainwater collector for house plants. Open fragrant and self-service berry garden with hiding places for small animals, for observing. Vegetable garden on request. Health: Bioclimatic, imperceptible continuous ventilation, free of allergens and dust. Particularly carefully selected building materials, free of pollutants, balancing the air we breathe. Curtain rails for special light protection. Triple glazing and interior construction for HIGH internal and external sound insulation. Modernity: Sustainability. Breakdown-free thanks to independence from nuclear power and natural gas. Fiber optic connections in all rooms. Location: In a quiet, low-traffic and up-and-coming residential area near the Swiss Innovation Park Zurich-Dbendorf in the disused airfield, surrounded by villas and gardens, next to the sports facility. The train station and Dbendorf city centre can be reached in 5 minutes on foot. Transport connections: Thanks to the S9 and S14 only 10 13 minutes from Zurich main station, two motorway connections, 25 minutes by bus to Kloten Airport. Rich city and surrounding bus network. Features and equipment: All rooms are modern and easy to maintain, threshold-free Kitchen appliances from the Siemens brand Own washing tower from the Electrolux brand Oversized room and door heights and widths, floor-to-ceiling windows Multimedia fibre optic connection in every room Fabric-like, electrically operated external blinds Spacious storage rooms and bicycle room on the entrance floor A parking space can be rented for CHF 100. A carport will soon be realized. Soon a roof will be built at the main entrance Important to know: During the first six months, a gross rent of CHF 3, 490 will be charged. At the end of these six months, the gross rent will be CHF 3, 620. New leisure area: The Little Prince at Rechweg 14 is part of the 15-minute city in Dbendorf-Flugfeld, i.e. all important services can be reached in less than 15 minutes on foot or by bike. This is its additional contribution to long-term environmental compatibility, in addition to heating and cooling by geothermal probe, ecological construction, photovoltaic energy generation on the roof and facades: Huge leisure area in the former airfield, school, kindergarten, bakery, doctor's offices, train station, bus station, grocery stores, drugstore, pharmacy, post office, banks, offices, important employers (Empa, airfield, etc. This forward-looking thesis was put forward around 2015 by urbanist Carlos Moreno, professor at the University of Paris 1 Panthon-Sorbonne and has been confirmed in various studies (2022 e.g. in Geneva) Malte Mueller / Getty Images/fStop Published on March 10, 2025 According to the theory of the quarter-hour city , all essential services should be accessible on foot or by bike in less than 15 minutes from where we live. - A study carried out in the Greater Geneva area in 2022 showed that the area of short distances is already a reality for a majority of the population. - Proximity to facilities appears to be a very strong lever for decarbonizing mobility. Access to everything you need, close to where you live? This is the utopia of the quarter-hour city formulated about ten years ago by the French-Colombian urban planner Carlos Moreno, professor at the University of Paris 1 Panthon-Sorbonne. See for yourself and arrange a viewing appointment today. We are looking forward to it.