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The historic market town of Bad Zurzach has become quieter with the new bypass. The property "zum Citronenbaum" was built around 1453 by the canton of Freiburg as a fair house for the "Freiburger-Gerber". In 1888, the property was acquired by the Zurzach manufacturer Jakob Zuberbühler and rebuilt as a Renaissance building with the name "Citronenbaum". In 1980, a fundamental renovation took place with the addition of east-facing balconies and a lift. In the fall of 2023, the property will undergo another renovation. The property will be connected to the district heating network and will receive new windows. The wet cells and kitchens will be renewed to today's standard. Some of the apartments are partially barrier-free. Keeping pets and smoking in the house are prohibited. The "Citronenbaum" is located in the middle of the town. Within a radius of 250 meters, the municipal administration, various shops, the train station, the spa park, and the thermal bath are accessible. The property includes 2 garages, one cellar compartment per apartment, and a jointly used laundry room with a tumble dryer.