Erlenmattstrasse
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- One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Laundry In Building & Laundry In Unit
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About this property
The local recreation in connection with the car-free zone ensure a high living quality in this area. Recently refurbished on certified sustainable construction standards, these apartments at Erlenmattstrasse provide a modern kitchen with many appliances including a dishwasher and a ceramic cooking surface. The open-plan kitchen and living room is spacious and bright with a wooden finishing to create a warm and cosy atmosphere. Wood and leather produced interior, comfortable sofas and dining chairs, a sunny balcony, a bright and spacious bedroom and a bathroom including a washing column with washing machine and dryer contribute to a high degree of comfort.
The apartments are located in the middle of Kleinbasel, less than ten walking minutes away from the train station "Basel Badischer Bahnhof". Within easy reach in every direction, residents will find plenty of stores, shopping facilities, bars and restaurants, clubs as well as the exhibition area "Messe Basel".
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About Basel, Switzerland
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With museums abounding, a scenic place on the Rhine and one of Europe's premier winter carnivals, Basel is an excellent stopover, especially for those with a passion for art and urban design.
The year-round attractions, including Old Town, are mostly to be found in Grossbasel on the south bank of the Rhine. Over the river, Kleinbasel is a bit grittier, long home to this wealthy city’s working class. The relief bust of the tongue king Lällekeenig– closeby to the southern end of Mittlere Brücke – sticking his tongue out at the northern end, sums up the attitudes of the two sides of town nicely.