Luxurious Renovated Apartment in Basel

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5.0Rating

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A Renovated Basel Apartment That Feels Like a Permanent Address

Situated on Bruderholzstrasse 67 in the elevated Bruderholz quarter of Basel, this 62m² apartment occupies a solid mid-century residential building that was comprehensively renovated to meet modern standards without sacrificing the architectural character of the neighbourhood. Light enters generously through well-proportioned windows, falling across smooth plaster walls and pale wood flooring that run through the living and sleeping areas. The renovation prioritised quality materials and a restrained colour palette, resulting in interiors that read as both fresh and quietly considered.

Bruderholz is one of Basel's more understated residential districts, known for its tree-lined streets, single-family villas, and the elevated ridgeline that gives the area a sense of remove from the city centre without any real distance. Tram connections are close, placing the Rhine waterfront, Basel's Old Town, and the internationally significant Art Basel venues within straightforward reach. The neighbourhood itself rewards slow mornings and evening walks, with local bakeries, a well-stocked supermarket, and the green expanse of the Bruderholz park all within walking range.

The apartment is managed by Elevate Schweiz GmbH, a Basel-based hospitality company that handles a curated selection of properties across Switzerland. Their approach favours thorough preparation over theatrical presentation: linens are properly pressed, the kitchen is genuinely equipped, and the handover process is clear and unhurried. Guests tend to settle in quickly because the space has been set up to function rather than simply to photograph well.

Practically speaking, the apartment accommodates up to four guests across two sleeping areas, with a full bathroom, a well-fitted kitchen, and a living space that handles both dining and relaxing without feeling compressed. The 62m² footprint is distributed sensibly, giving each zone sufficient breathing room. Whether you are in Basel for a trade fair, a museum circuit, or a longer Swiss itinerary that includes the nearby French and German borders, this address provides a stable and genuinely comfortable base.

Inside Bruderholzstrasse 67

Pale wood floors, clean plaster walls, and generous natural light across 62m² of thoughtfully renovated living space in one of Basel's quieter residential quarters.

What the Apartment Provides

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High-Speed WiFi

Reliable high-speed internet connection throughout the apartment, suitable for video calls, remote work, and streaming without interruption.

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Fully Equipped Kitchen

Hob, oven, refrigerator, microwave, and full cookware set. Sufficient crockery, glassware, and utensils for four guests preparing daily meals.

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Washing Machine

In-unit washing machine available for guest use throughout the stay. Detergent provided for initial use. Suitable for longer stays and business travel.

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Climate Control

Heating system maintained to Swiss building standards. The apartment retains warmth efficiently due to its solid mid-century construction and renovated insulation.

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Quality Bed Linens

Hotel-grade linens and towels provided for all guests. Additional sets available on request through the Elevate Schweiz team prior to arrival.

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Smart Television

Wall-mounted smart TV with access to streaming platforms. Content selection via your own account login, which is cleared automatically at checkout.

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Secure Key Access

Managed digital or key handover coordinated by Elevate Schweiz GmbH. Clear arrival instructions sent in advance with local contact details provided.

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Tram Access Nearby

Basel tram network accessible within walking distance of the building, connecting directly to the Old Town, Rhine promenade, and Basel SBB railway station.

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Pre-Arrival Cleaning

Professional cleaning completed before each guest arrival. The apartment is inspected and prepared to Elevate Schweiz standards prior to every check-in.

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Guest Essentials Kit

Starter supplies including hand soap, toilet paper, washing-up liquid, and dish cloths provided. Sufficient for the first day of your stay.

Inside the Apartment

Primary Bedroom

Double bed · renovated finishes · natural light

The main bedroom offers a properly sized double bed, smooth plaster walls in a neutral tone, and a window that draws morning light without direct solar glare. Storage is built-in and well-proportioned for stays of any length.

Second Sleeping Area

Twin or double configuration · flexible layout

A second room configured for two guests, with flexible bedding arrangements to suit couples or travelling companions. The space is quietly separated from the main living area, providing genuine acoustic privacy.

Living and Dining

Open plan · dining table · sofa seating

The central living space combines a proper dining table for four with a comfortable sofa arrangement and clear views to the windows. Pale wood flooring and restrained furnishings keep the room feeling open at 62m² total.

Fitted Kitchen

Full appliances · worktop space · equipped

A fully fitted kitchen with hob, oven, refrigerator, and adequate worktop space for genuine meal preparation. Equipped with cookware, crockery, and utensils sufficient for daily cooking throughout a longer stay.

Bathroom

Full bathroom · shower · storage

A complete bathroom with shower, WC, and basin, finished to the same renovated standard as the rest of the apartment. Adequate storage for toiletries and towels provided for all four guests.

How Days Unfold on Bruderholzstrasse

You arrive in the early evening, tram humming away behind you, and the building entrance is calm in the way that Basel's residential streets always are after six. The key handover is handled digitally or by a local contact, so there is no awkward lobby wait. You push open the apartment door and the first thing you notice is the light still sitting in the west-facing windows, warm on the pale floor boards.

Mornings here have a particular quality. The neighbourhood is quiet enough that you hear birds before traffic. The kitchen is set up properly, so coffee is straightforward, and the local bakery on the nearby street supplies everything else. You sit at the dining table with the windows cracked open and plan nothing for the first twenty minutes, which is exactly right.

By mid-morning you are usually on the tram heading toward the city centre or across to the Rhine banks, where Basel's museums, galleries, and markets arrange themselves along the water. The Kunstmuseum is under thirty minutes from the front door. The Old Town's covered markets, craft shops, and the Rathaus square are similarly close. If you have a car, the French border at Saint-Louis is twelve minutes and the German crossing at Weil am Rhein a little further.

Afternoons back at the apartment have a different pace. The living space handles afternoon light well and the sofa is sized for actual use. You might walk the Bruderholz park ridge before dinner, returning with an appetite for whatever you have assembled from the nearby supermarket. Evenings are quiet here in the best sense. Basel does not perform loudly at night, and this corner of it even less so. By the time you have eaten and the dishes are done, the apartment has the particular stillness of a well-made room doing exactly what it was built for.

Bruderholz, Basel

Kunstmuseum Basel

22 minutes by tram

The largest art museum in Switzerland, housing an exceptional collection from the 15th century to the present day across two connected buildings.

Basel Marktplatz

20 minutes by tram

Basel's central market square, framed by the red sandstone Rathaus and hosting fresh produce markets on weekday mornings and seasonal events year-round.

Bruderholz Park

10 minutes on foot

An elevated park and wooded ridge offering open walking paths with views across the Rhine valley and into the Black Forest on clear days.

Rhine Promenade

25 minutes by tram

Basel's beloved Rhine embankment where locals swim in the current, sunbathe on the banks, and gather at riverside bars on warm summer evenings.

Dispatches from Basel and Beyond

Travel · June 2026 · 4 min read

A Weekend Across Three Countries From Basel

Basel sits at the junction of Switzerland, France, and Germany. Within forty minutes of Bruderholzstrasse you can be drinking Alsatian wine in Colmar, browsing antique shops in Freiburg, or watching the Rhine barges move through the German locks at Rheinfelden.

Culture · May 2026 · 5 min read

Art Basel and Where to Stay When It Matters

Every June, Basel absorbs one of the world's most significant art events. Hotels fill eighteen months out. An apartment in the Bruderholz quarter gives you a calm address to return to when the galleries close, without the hotel corridor noise and breakfast queues.

Local Life · April 2026 · 3 min read

The Slower Side of Basel That Most Visitors Miss

Away from the museum circuit and the Marktplatz, Basel has a pace that rewards the unhurried guest. The Bruderholz ridge, the morning market at Elisabethenanlage, and the tram rides through residential streets reveal a city that functions beautifully at street level.

Frequently asked questions

What is the check-in time?

Check-in is from 15:00 onward. Early check-in may be possible depending on the preceding booking and must be requested at least 48 hours before arrival. Elevate Schweiz will confirm availability and any applicable arrangements directly with you.

What is the check-out time?

Check-out is by 11:00 on your departure day. Late check-out until 13:00 can sometimes be arranged subject to availability. Please contact Elevate Schweiz at least 24 hours before your check-out date to request this.

How many guests can stay?

The apartment accommodates a maximum of 4 guests across two sleeping areas. This limit reflects both the physical layout of the 62m² space and the building regulations in place for residential use on Bruderholzstrasse.

Is parking available?

Street parking is available on and around Bruderholzstrasse, subject to Basel's residential parking zone regulations. A SwissPass or zone permit may be required for extended parking. Elevate Schweiz can provide current local guidance upon booking confirmation.

Do you accept pets?

Pets are not permitted in this apartment. This policy is set by the building management and applies without exception. If you are travelling with a pet, please contact Elevate Schweiz to inquire about alternative properties in their Basel portfolio.

How does direct booking work?

Booking directly through this site or via Elevate Schweiz avoids third-party platform fees. You will receive a booking confirmation, payment instructions, and a detailed arrival guide directly from the team. Payment is typically processed by bank transfer or card via a secure link.

What is your cancellation policy?

Cancellation terms are provided in full at the time of booking confirmation. Elevate Schweiz applies a standard flexible-to-moderate policy depending on the season and length of stay. Full details are outlined in the booking agreement before any payment is taken.

How can I reach the host?

Elevate Schweiz GmbH is reachable by message or phone throughout your stay. Contact details are provided in the arrival guide sent before check-in. Response times are typically within one to two hours during standard business hours, and emergency contact is available at all times.