
- 3 + 1 study
- Rooms
- 3 bedrooms
- Bedrooms
- 2 + 1 WC
- Bathrooms
- 1 WC
- Separate toilets
- approx. 215 m²
- Living area
- 1473 m² plot
- Land
- 2002
- Year
- 2 garage spaces · 2 outdoor spaces · covered parking spaces
- Parking
- heat pump · underfloor
- Heating
- CHF 1'000'000.-
- Extension project
Nestled in a peaceful neighbourhood at the end of a cul-de-sac, this charming villa built in 2002 with high-quality materials offers an exceptional living environment. Arranged over two floors, with a mezzanine and a fully excavated basement, it is designed to meet all your needs.
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Bedroom of 19,5 m² with mezzanine
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Its location is ideal, close to international and public schools, making it perfect for families seeking easily accessible schooling for their children.
The vast private garden, planted with a wide variety of tree and plant species, is a true haven of peace. You can enjoy two large terraces, a pergola with adjustable louvres, and a flat lawn. The plot ratio provides substantial scope for extensions.
The bedrooms, all generously proportioned, occupy the upper floor and benefit from large windows overlooking the garden.
The extension of approximately 100 m2 adds a second entrance with a large cloakroom, creating a harmonious separation between the communal living areas and private quarters.
The new, large living room of 68 m² features large sliding patio doors opening onto the garden. An open-plan kitchen with a central island is situated between the covered terrace and the dining area.
Built-in cupboards and alcoves contribute to the interior design alongside practical storage space.
The current villa's living room makes way for a master suite of 40 m² comprising a bedroom, a walk-through dressing room, and an en-suite bathroom, with the whole suite opening onto a terrace enhanced by a pergola.
The kitchen is, in turn, converted into a study.
CECB energy certificate
Building envelope
Class C
Overall energy efficiency
Class C
Direct CO2 emissions
Class A
Class A is the most efficient.
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