Biel/Bienne, Canton of Bern 2502

Welcome to the historic charm of the Beaumont district Biel Townhouse with history and potential in Biel This charming corner house with its characterful appearance offers a unique opportunity to combine historic flair with central living. Located in the sun-drenched Beaumont district, which is protected as a structural group, the property impresses with its fine surroundings, a cosy garden and a terrace with impressive views of the Alps. The house convinces in numerous other points: Living space: 190m Usable space is spread over 3 floors in the spacious townhouse Rooms: Four self-contained rooms (9.2m, 12.4m, 12.4m and 22.2m) Kitchen: 10.6m Divided living and dining area: 34.4m Floors: Various parquet floors in all rooms Wet zones: shower/WC, bath/WC and guest toilet - each floor with a wet zone Ancillary rooms: around 60m are divided into boiler room, All-purpose room, screed, wine cellar and circulation areas Garden: south-facing garden around the house (corner house) with access from both sides (Beaumontweg and Weissenrain), sunny terrace for dining table, deck chairs and summer home office The quiet neighbourhood location in combination with the hillside location makes it perfect: cul-de-sac on both sides of the house and correspondingly free of through traffic, noise and danger, especially for children (Beaumontweg will now become a street for residents, which further improves the parking situation in the blue zone, which is already well available) Behind the house is a private road, which can easily be called a play street and is used accordingly. Hillside location means an irreplaceable view from all floors and also from the garden. The wonderfully sun-exposed location and view is largely unobstructed, as the properties in front of it are also classified as worthy of preservation and are located in the Beaumontweg/Weissenrain structural group. Stadthaus means: Everything is close! Beaumont funicular station can be reached in 2 minutes on foot (3' to Biel valley station or to Evilard). Bus station Spitalzentrum, 300m away without incline (bus lines 5 and 6) Public transport station Biel Helvetiaplatz can be reached in 3 minutes on foot (also bus lines 5 and 6), closer than the hospital center but footpath with more altitude difference Kindergarten and primary school Walkermatte is reached in less than 5 minutes on foot. It is about a 20-25 minute walk to the upper school (even less with the use of the funicular). Hospital centre approx. 300m Walking distance Motorway connections : Taubenloch [10'], Bzingenfeld [15'], Orpund/Biel-Mett [15'] and Brggmoos [15'] Despite the city, the forest is within throwing distance and offers high-quality local recreation area Biel trumps with its diversity and the Beaumont district with its tranquillity The Beaumont district on the outskirts of Biel offers an ideal combination of tranquillity close to the forest, sun-drenched south-facing slope location and urban accessibility. The cul-de-sac on both sides of the house prevents through traffic, noise and dangers and allows for more safety for children. Accordingly, the private path Weissenrain is also enlivened by children as a play street . The Leubringen cable car (Funiculaire Evilard) is only a few minutes' walk from the house and connects the district directly with Biel's old town and the lively city centre. Biel itself is ideally developed as a transport hub. The station offers a regular train service to the Swiss centres of Lausanne and Yverdon-les-Bains (via Neuchtel), Zurich and Olten (via Solothurn), Basel SBB (via Delmont), Bern (via Lyss) and La Chaux-de-Fonds. With the eastern city bypass, traffic coming from the A5 (Solothurn), A6 (Bern) and A16 (Jura) will be cleverly intercepted, which will calm inner-city traffic and increase the quality of life for the people of Biel. The Biel lakeside promenade invites you to take relaxing walks and leisure activities, but the diverse shopping opportunities and markets in the centre are not neglected either. As a watchmaking city, Biel is home to major companies such as the Swatch Group (administrative headquarters), Omega (headquarters) and Rolex (manufacturing plant) a city with a lot of dynamism, culture and history. Conclusion With this unique combination of historic architecture, protected neighbourhood character and one of the best residential areas in Biel, this townhouse offers a rare opportunity for a new home.