2 room apartment

This modern and bright 1½-room apartment on the ground floor with 40m² offers high living comfort and high-quality equipment. The entire apartment features pleasant underfloor heating, and all floors are fitted with easy-care stone slabs – ideal for a stylish and at the same time practical living ambiance.
The open kitchen is equipped with a washer/dryer combo unit and enables comfortable living without a communal laundry room. In addition to the usual standard of a modern kitchen, a dishwasher is also included.
Large window fronts ensure a bright and friendly living climate throughout the day. The living area leads directly onto the spacious, covered terrace, which invites you to relax, eat outdoors, or enjoy cozy evenings, regardless of the weather.
The bathroom is modernly equipped and features a shower, WC, and washbasin.

Optionally, a car parking space in the garage or an outdoor parking space can be rented additionally.

Live in Waldenburg and work in Liestal or Basel? Yes, it is possible: Waldenburg is directly and quickly connected to Liestal via line 19 (Waldenburgerbahn/Tramlink).
The travel time is approx. 22 minutes from Waldenburg to Liestal, frequency: approximately every 20 minutes according to the timetable. This means Waldenburg is optimally connected to the district capital Liestal, making it ideal for commuters.

Further travel from Liestal to Basel: From Liestal, there are very frequent and fast connections to Basel SBB:
Several S-Bahn and RegioExpress lines run at closely timed intervals (mostly every 7-15 minutes).
The travel time from Liestal to Basel SBB is approx. 10 minutes.

In total, this results in:
Total travel time from Waldenburg to Basel is mostly around 30–35 minutes, depending on the connection in Liestal.

Connection by car: Waldenburg to Liestal: approx. 17 minutes, distance about 14 km. From Liestal, you can get directly onto the A22/A2 towards Basel.

Waldenburg is a charming municipality in the Canton of Basel-Landschaft and is located idyllically at the upper end of the front Frenkental, also known as the Waldenburgertal. The municipality is also the main town of the Waldenburg district and has a population of around 2,000 inhabitants.
The surroundings are characterized by Jura landscapes, steep cliffs, and lots of nature. The region offers a variety of outdoor possibilities such as hiking, biking, or winter activities. Known highlights include, among others, the highest point of the Baselbiet, the Hinteri Egg (1168 m above sea level), as well as historical sights such as the Waldenburg Castle ruins.
Waldenburg impresses with its historical town center, good basic amenities, a high quality of life, and a rapid connection towards Basel and into the Waldenburgertal. The municipality was first mentioned in 1244 as Waldenburch and has an exciting history that dates back to Roman times.