Apartment

The three-room flat at Kannenfeldstrasse 55 impresses with its well-designed layout and central location. With around 70 m² of living space, it offers a modern living concept with pleasant functionality, ideal for people who value comfort and good accessibility.

The living and dining area is open plan and offers plenty of space for living, working and relaxing. The kitchen is fully equipped and blends harmoniously into the room. Ideal for everyday life or a quick dinner after a long day at work.

The bedroom is furnished with a comfortable double bed and ensures restful sleep. A second room can be used flexibly as a study or guest room. The bathroom is modernly equipped and has a shower and all the necessary amenities.

The balcony offers additional outdoor living space and is perfect for relaxing in the warmer months. A private cellar is also available and provides practical storage space.

The flat is located in a well-maintained apartment building with a shared laundry room. Shopping facilities, public transport and Kannenfeldpark are in the immediate vicinity, making it an ideal location for urban living with everything within easy reach.

Building

The residential building at Kannenfeldstrasse 55 is a well-maintained property with a modern feel. Bright stairwells, a welcoming entrance area and the quiet neighbourhood create a pleasant living environment. The communal laundry room in the basement offers additional convenience. Thanks to its central yet quiet location, restaurants, shopping facilities and public transport are just a few minutes away, making it an ideal place for anyone who wants to combine urban living with peace and quiet.

Location

Basel - the city of museums

With more than 40 museums, Basel can promptly be defined a city of culture. The Kunstmuseum Basel, which was built in 1936 and now houses the oldest public art collection in the world, certainly deserves a mention. Not into art? Relax! Basel has much more to offer. How about a visit to St. Jakobspark, home of the FC Basel football club? With uncanny regularity, FC Basel makes a name for itself as the super-star hotbed par excellence. For example, Liverpool player Mo Salah or Barça legend Ivan Rakitic scored their first Champions League goals on the turf of the “Joggeli”. But it is not only football fans that get their money’s worth in Basel. With its exhibition centre, the city offers the perfect infrastructure for many event organisers. More than 25 trade and public exhibitions are held here every year. Among them - the world’s most important art fair: Art Basel. And if you still haven’t had enough, you shouldn’t miss a visit to the Basel Carnival. During the so-called “three most beautiful days of the year”, jugglers and other funny characters transform Basel’s city centre into a colourful madhouse.

In addition to leisure activities, Basel has always been an important commercial and financial centre. The founding of the university on the Rhine bend back in 1460 had a cultural influence on its development, attracting famous scholars, such as Paracelsus, the physician we should thank for many of the principles of modern medicine, or the mathematician Daniel Bernoulli, whose theories still shape hydraulics and aerodynamics today. Due to its good trade connections across the river Rhine, Basel was already an important transhipment point for silk weaving in its early years. Over time, the industry sector switched to the pharmaceutical and chemical groups that shape today’s economic activity in Basel. The city is considered a leading centre in both sectors and has been home to Switzerland’s two leading pharmaceutical companies, Hofmann-La Roche and Novartis, since their foundation. In 2019, Basel was ranked among the ten cities with the highest quality of life in the world, along with other two Swiss cities - Geneva and Zurich.

Time to come over and discover the city on the Rhine.