Wolframplatz
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- Studio, One, & Two Bedroom Units Available
- One Bathroom
- Cat Friendly, Dog Friendly, & Pets Considered
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry In Building & Laundry On Site
- Fitness Equipment
Property Details
About this property
Guests can look forward to all-new homes with first-rate appointments (incl. fully equipped kitchen), a variety of services as well as a choice of five design styles and a range of sizes (17 to 70 square metres) including fully furnished single-room flats to three-room suites; from maisonettes to penthouses. Additional facilities in the house include laundry facilities for common use, and an underground parking with approximately 35 spaces. The apartment house is situated in an ideal urban location (Zurich's District 3) that speaks for itself. In SZU Giesshubel, the residence practically has its own train station right outside its doors (putting Zurich's main train station just five minutes away), and the major nearby motorways can be accessed easily by car. Guests can also reach the city centre by public transports in some minutes only, and the Sihlcity shopping centre is just a few steps away. The river Sihl and the Allmend Brunau offer recreational opportunities in the immediate vicinity. Finally, Zurich Airport is just around 30 minutes away.
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About Zurich, Switzerland
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Culturally diverse and beautifully seated at the meeting of river and lake, Zurich is consistently considered one of the planet's most liveable cities. Long known as a chic, hard-working financial hub, Switzerland's largest city has also become one of Europe's most trendy destinations, with an artsy, industrial-grit edge that's shown in its summer Street Parade.
Much of the historic center, with its meandering lanes and lofty church steeples, has been kept intact. Yet Zurich has also accepted contemporary trends, with the conversion of old factories into cultural centrers and hip living spaces- this is especially clear in Zuri-West, the nightlife area.