Flat for sale 3+1 • 104 m² without real estateHornrain 17a, , Baden-Württemberg

Space, Light and Panoramic Views. Across 102 Square Metres.

Ceiling height, natural light and views cannot be added later—this top-floor apartment comes with all three as standard. It also features a 2026 heat pump and a flexible floor plan with the potential to create a fourth room.

The heart of the apartment is the spacious living area beneath the exposed roof structure. Visible wooden beams lend the room character, while large windows and additional skylights bring in natural light from morning to evening. The balcony door opens directly onto a covered, tiled balcony with views across the Rhine Plain to the Basel skyline.

The two additional rooms are quietly situated on the hillside and each feature both conventional windows and additional skylights. Solid natural-wood floorboards give these rooms their distinctive character. A storage area integrated into the eaves provides extra space, while a separate access point leads directly from the apartment to the attic.

The solid natural-wood kitchen is equipped with an oven and dishwasher. The bathroom features a bathtub, separate shower and washing machine connection; an additional guest WC makes everyday life more convenient. The apartment is also technically well equipped, with a newly installed air-to-water heat pump providing heating since 2026.

Potential for Expansion: If you need more rooms, the flexible floor plan can be converted into a four-room apartment with a manageable amount of work.

Grenzach-Wyhlen—Living in the Three-Country Region.

Where Germany, Switzerland and France meet: Grenzach-Wyhlen is situated on the Upper Rhine, directly on the outskirts of Basel—with the Hornfelsen cliffs behind it and the Rhine on its doorstep.

The apartment lies at the foot of the Hornfelsen, the striking rocky outcrop that towers above the Grenzach district and is renowned for offering one of the finest views over Basel and the Rhine Valley. Hornrain is a quiet residential street leading up the hillside, with woodland and vineyards behind it and unobstructed south-facing views across the Rhine Plain. It is hard to imagine a more peaceful place to live while still being so close to a major city.

Proximity to Switzerland shapes everyday life here. Riehen begins just a few hundred metres beyond the border, while central Basel is around seven kilometres away. During commuter hours, bus route 38 crosses the border every 15 minutes—a genuine advantage for anyone working in Switzerland. Lörrach is also approximately seven kilometres away, while Freiburg im Breisgau is around fifty kilometres away.

The local area offers a full range of amenities, including nurseries, all types of public schools, shops, and both indoor and outdoor swimming pools. For leisure and recreation, the Upper Rhine hiking trail, the Altrhein nature reserve and the vineyards above the town are all close at hand.