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Property sale in Muttenz in the canton of Basel-Country - public auction

Single-family house with pool and carport

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1’200’000 CHF Estimated Value

Pfaffenmattweg 20, 4132 Muttenz

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The offered single-family house is located in northwestern Switzerland and is characterized by a plot area of 565 m² and a living area of 160 m². Built in 1971, the property has 6 rooms and offers outdoor parking and a swimming pool. The estimated value of the house is 1,200,000 CHF. The foreclosure auction will take place on September 17, 2025 at 2:30 p.m.

Single Family House

6 Rooms

Built in 1971

1 Outdoor Parking Space

565 m² property area

160 m² Living Space

Pool

Change history

Land

Land No.: 4158

Values

Official Estimate

Building Insurance Value

Cadastral Value

Deposit

1’200’000 CHF

662’000 CHF

203’700 CHF

100’000 CHF

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