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A calm, well-proportioned bedroom with warm wood flooring, a double bed dressed in quality linens, and built-in wardrobe space. Natural light enters from the street-facing window, with blackout options for late risers.








Basel Apart › Basel
A fully renovated 62m² apartment on Bruderholzstrasse, designed for up to four guests who value light, space, and quiet precision.
The apartment sits on Bruderholzstrasse 67, a tree-lined residential street in the elevated Bruderholz quarter of Basel — one of the city's most sought-after neighbourhoods, known for its early twenti
62 Square Metres of Considered Design in Bruderholz
The apartment sits on Bruderholzstrasse 67, a tree-lined residential street in the elevated Bruderholz quarter of Basel — one of the city's most sought-after neighbourhoods, known for its early twentieth-century villas, mature oak canopies, and a calm that feels deliberate rather than sleepy. The building itself carries the architectural restraint typical of the area, while the interior has been thoroughly renovated to meet a contemporary standard without erasing its original character.

Inside, the 62-square-metre floor plan has been opened up to maximise natural light. Clean plaster walls in off-white sit alongside warm-toned wood flooring that runs through the living and sleeping spaces without interruption. Fixtures and fittings were selected for their quality rather than their novelty — think matte hardware, recessed lighting, and furniture scaled precisely to the rooms rather than sourced as afterthoughts. The kitchen is fully equipped for guests who prefer to cook, and the bathroom has been refitted to a standard that matches the rest of the apartment.
Bruderholz is roughly two kilometres south of Basel's old town and the Rhine, reachable by tram in under fifteen minutes. The neighbourhood itself offers a quiet rhythm — a bakery in the morning, a small supermarket close by, and the Bruderholz park for an afternoon walk between meetings or museum visits. Basel is a city that rewards those who move at a measured pace: the Kunstmuseum, Art Basel season, and the Basel Münster are all within easy reach, as is the trinational corner where Switzerland, Germany, and France meet.
The apartment accommodates up to four guests across two bedrooms, making it equally suited to couples travelling together, a small family, or a pair of colleagues on an extended project stay. Direct booking through Elevate Schweiz GmbH guarantees the best available rate and direct communication with the host from arrival to departure.
A renovated apartment where light, material quality, and considered layout define the experience across 62 square metres in one of Basel's most residential quarters.
Fast fibre-based internet connection throughout the apartment, suitable for remote work, video calls, and streaming without interruption.
Induction hob, oven, microwave, refrigerator with freezer, and a complete set of cookware, knives, and utensils for preparing full meals.
Walk-in shower with contemporary tiling, matte fixtures, and fresh towels provided for every guest in the party.
Both bedrooms dressed with fresh, hotel-grade linen. Pillows and duvets selected for the Basel climate across all seasons.
Central heating throughout the apartment ensures reliable warmth during Basel's autumn and winter months. Temperature is guest-controlled.
In-apartment washing machine available for guest use throughout the stay, suitable for longer visits or business trips.
Flat-screen smart TV in the living area with access to major streaming platforms. Guests may log into their own accounts.
Coffee maker provided in the kitchen for filter coffee. An espresso machine or Nespresso-style device ensures a proper Basel morning routine.
Key handover or lockbox self check-in allows guests to arrive on their own schedule, coordinated directly with Elevate Schweiz GmbH in advance.
Blackout or heavy blinds in the bedrooms allow guests to manage light fully, particularly useful during Basel's long summer evenings.
Apartment professionally cleaned and prepared before each arrival. Mid-stay cleaning available on request for longer bookings.
Nearest tram stop within a five-minute walk, connecting guests to Basel's old town, the Messe, and the main train station in under fifteen minutes.
A calm, well-proportioned bedroom with warm wood flooring, a double bed dressed in quality linens, and built-in wardrobe space. Natural light enters from the street-facing window, with blackout options for late risers.
A versatile second room that accommodates two single beds or a combined double depending on your party. Clean lines, adequate storage, and the same quiet material palette as the rest of the apartment.
The central living space connects dining and relaxation in one open plan room. A proper dining table seats four, and the seating arrangement is scaled to the room rather than filled to capacity. Afternoon light sits well here.
A kitchen fitted for actual use: induction hob, oven, refrigerator, and the full range of utensils and cookware for preparing meals from scratch. Counter space is generous by apartment standards.
Fully refitted bathroom with contemporary tiling, walk-in shower, and matte hardware throughout. Towels provided. Storage for toiletries is built into the design rather than improvised with shelving.
You arrive at Bruderholzstrasse 67 and notice immediately how quiet the street is for a city address. The tram stop is close enough to be convenient, far enough not to be audible from the apartment. Check-in is straightforward — the building is well-maintained, the apartment door opens onto the renovated interior, and the first impression is of light and order rather than the overstuffed look of many short-stay places.
Mornings here tend to be unhurried. The kitchen is properly equipped, so breakfast is something you make rather than something you queue for. Filtered morning light comes through the windows at an angle that changes with the season — sharp and white in winter, softer and longer in summer. The neighbourhood bakery is a short walk if you prefer something fresh from outside. Bruderholz wakes up gently, with residents heading to work on foot or by tram, and a calm settles in by nine o'clock that makes it easy to focus or simply decompress.
Afternoons in Basel offer considerable range. The Kunstmuseum is one of the finest art collections in Central Europe and merits two visits rather than one. The Rhine waterfront is lively in warmer months, with locals swimming in the current between the bridges. If you are travelling during Art Basel or any of the city's trade fair seasons, the Messe Basel is accessible in under twenty minutes. A short drive takes you across into Germany or France, which is a genuinely unusual thing to be able to say about a city apartment.
Evenings in the apartment are easy. The living area is sized for conversation rather than isolation, the building is quiet, and Basel's restaurant scene — particularly in the Kleinbasel district across the Rhine — offers far more variety than the city's modest size might suggest. By ten o'clock, Bruderholzstrasse is still.

14 minutes by tram
One of the oldest and most significant public art collections in Central Europe, with works spanning six centuries across two connected buildings.

16 minutes by tram
The red sandstone cathedral rising above the Rhine has defined Basel's skyline since the twelfth century. The terrace offers an exceptional view across the river into Germany.

14 minutes by tram
The central market square hosts a daily produce market with regional vegetables, cheeses, and baked goods under the ornate facade of the red Basel Town Hall.

6 minutes on foot
A well-maintained neighbourhood park with mature trees and open lawn, used by local families and professionals for morning runs and afternoon walks.
Basel is a small city with a disproportionate cultural weight. From the Kunstmuseum to the banks of the Rhine, it manages density and quality in a way that larger Swiss cities often sacrifice for scale.
Bruderholz sits above the city with tree-lined streets and early twentieth-century architecture largely intact. It is the kind of neighbourhood that does not announce itself but rewards those who spend time in it.
Art Basel transforms the city every June, but the Kunstmuseum and the city's galleries operate at a serious level all year long. This is a city where art is infrastructure, not an event calendar addition.
Standard check-in is from 3:00 PM. If you are arriving earlier or later, please contact Elevate Schweiz GmbH directly when you book. We will do our best to accommodate your schedule, and the self check-in setup means flexibility is often possible without additional coordination.
Check-out is by 11:00 AM. Late check-out may be available on request depending on the following reservation. Please let us know in advance and we will confirm whether it is possible for your stay.
The apartment accommodates a maximum of 4 guests. It has two bedrooms — one with a double bed and one that can be configured as twin or double — making it well suited to two couples, a small family, or colleagues travelling together.
Street parking is available in the Bruderholz neighbourhood, subject to local regulations. Basel's tram network is excellent and the nearest stop is within a five-minute walk, which makes arriving without a car straightforward. Please contact us if you need specific parking guidance.
Pets are not permitted in the apartment by default. If you are travelling with a small, well-behaved animal, please reach out to us before booking and we will discuss whether an exception can be arranged for your specific situation.
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