Listing No. 9472-26-3
Investment property with building permit for 9 apartments in Grabs
In the Grabser Oberdorf, at the corner of Dorfstrasse/Kirchgasse, a historical ensemble of wooden buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries is for sale – the former village bakery with an attached barn. The property is currently unused and is offered together with a building permit issued in August 2025 for conversion into a multi-family house with nine apartments.
The project by the Buchs architectural firm Berger & Partner retains the characteristic building form and wooden appearance of the existing structure and creates contemporary living space inside. In the former barn, five 3.5-room apartments with 53 to 57 m² of living space and their own east-facing terrace will be developed, accessed by a lift. In the former residential building of the bakery, four more apartments ranging from 1.5 to 3.5 rooms are planned, including a 2.5-room maisonette with a large rooftop terrace. A garden pavilion with around 53 m² of communal space opens to the shared garden on the east side and offers flexible usage options, such as an atelier or meeting point. The project includes approximately 520 m² of living space and 13 outdoor parking spaces, of which 3 are for visitors.
With the present permit, coordinated with the cantonal heritage preservation, the most complex phase of a project in the protected townscape is already completed. For the start of construction, the usual execution documents still need to be submitted.
The location is quiet and very sunny, with the village center, bus stop, schools, and sports facilities within short distance. The regional center of Buchs is about 3 km away, Vaduz and the economic area of Liechtenstein can be reached by car in about 12 minutes, and the A13 connects towards St. Gallen, Chur, and Zurich. With a vacancy rate of less than 1%, Grabs is among the municipalities with high housing demand.
Key data
Land area: 1,242 m² (Parcel No. 1693)
Existing: historical wooden buildings, 18th/19th century, currently unused
Project: 9 apartments (1.5–3.5 rooms), approx. 520 m² of living space, communal room, lift
Parking: 13 outdoor parking spaces, of which 3 are for visitors
Building permit: granted on August 12, 2025
Sale price: upon request
We are happy to provide qualified interested parties with the complete documentation including permit, project plans, and income forecast.
In the Grabser Oberdorf, at the corner of Dorfstrasse/Kirchgasse, a historical ensemble of wooden buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries is for sale – the former village bakery with an attached barn. The property is currently unused and is offered together with a building permit issued in August 2025 for conversion into a multi-family house with nine apartments.
The project by the Buchs architectural firm Berger & Partner retains the characteristic building form and wooden appearance of the existing structure and creates contemporary living space inside. In the former barn, five 3.5-room apartments with 53 to 57 m² of living space and their own east-facing terrace will be developed, accessed by a lift. In the former residential building of the bakery, four more apartments ranging from 1.5 to 3.5 rooms are planned, including a 2.5-room maisonette with a large rooftop terrace. A garden pavilion with around 53 m² of communal space opens to the shared garden on the east side and offers flexible usage options, such as an atelier or meeting point. The project includes approximately 520 m² of living space and 13 outdoor parking spaces, of which 3 are for visitors.
With the present permit, coordinated with the cantonal heritage preservation, the most complex phase of a project in the protected townscape is already completed. For the start of construction, the usual execution documents still need to be submitted.
The location is quiet and very sunny, with the village center, bus stop, schools, and sports facilities within short distance. The regional center of Buchs is about 3 km away, Vaduz and the economic area of Liechtenstein can be reached by car in about 12 minutes, and the A13 connects towards St. Gallen, Chur, and Zurich. With a vacancy rate of less than 1%, Grabs is among the municipalities with high housing demand.
Key data
Land area: 1,242 m² (Parcel No. 1693)
Existing: historical wooden buildings, 18th/19th century, currently unused
Project: 9 apartments (1.5–3.5 rooms), approx. 520 m² of living space, communal room, lift
Parking: 13 outdoor parking spaces, of which 3 are for visitors
Building permit: granted on August 12, 2025
Sale price: upon request
We are happy to provide qualified interested parties with the complete documentation including permit, project plans, and income forecast.
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