Set on a sunny hillside in the Biber Valley, the Otto Glaus House is an exceptional example of Swiss post-war modernism. Built in 1955, the residence reflects the unmistakable architectural language of Otto Glaus, combining influences of Le Corbusier with a distinctive and timeless design.Offering approximately 242 m² of living space across 6.5 rooms, the villa is defined by generous proportions, refined materials, and carefully preserved architectural details. Expansive terraces and intimate outdoor seating areas create a seamless dialogue between the interiors and the surrounding landscape.The approximately 2,690 m² private grounds feature mature trees, hedges, and a natural garden setting, providing a remarkable sense of seclusion. Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and offering additional development potential, the property combines architectural significance with long-term value.Surrounded by vineyards, orchards, fields, and woodland, yet well connected to Schaffhausen, Zurich, Lake Constance, and southern Germany, the Otto Glaus House offers a rare blend of design heritage, privacy, and nature.