Villa Zschokke stands on a hill southeast of the historic church district; it was built between 1910 and 1914 in the Heimatstil architectural style. Its striking architecture is characterized by a distinctive hipped roof and a base clad in Jura limestone blocks. Due to its historical significance, the villa has been designated a protected municipal heritage site by the local government. The spacious park with mature trees surrounds the villa, creating a sprawling, green setting.

Inside, elaborate wrought-ironwork, carved wood details, original oak floors, and three tiled stoves bear witness to the house’s historic features. The kitchen and bathrooms have been modernized over time and complement the villa’s carefully preserved elements.

A separate “Stöckli” built in the traditional Bernese timber-frame style complements the property and is suitable as a guest house or office. The approximately 6,000 m² park offers plenty of open space and privacy. In the northern part of the property, there is also approximately 1,900 m² of undeveloped land, which offers interesting potential for future development.