Located in the first row on Lake Morat, this character property benefits from a privileged situation with direct access to the shore. Built on a plot of approximately 1'650 m², it offers a rare living space where the house, garden, and lake are part of a particularly enjoyable natural continuity.

The property has nearly 260 m² of living space spread over four levels. The reception areas, located on the main level, are arranged around a bright living room and a kitchen, both of which have direct access to the lake-oriented terrace. This level also includes a bedroom and service areas, offering a functional and pleasant organization for daily life.

The upper floors are dedicated to sleeping areas and offer a total of eight bedrooms, complemented by bathrooms and showers, allowing for comfortable accommodation of family and guests. The converted attic provides additional volumes, ideal for bedrooms, an office, or multipurpose rooms according to needs. On the ground floor, technical rooms, a cellar, and a room with sanitary facilities complete the living area, opening up to multiple uses.

Built in 1919, the house has preserved the authenticity of its original architecture, highlighted by stone walls, exposed beams, and terracotta floors. Renovated between 1971 and 1981, it presents a healthy base and strong potential for transformation today, allowing for the imagination of a contemporary project respectful of its character. The north facade is listed in the architectural inventory of the canton of Vaud (note 3), underscoring the heritage value of the ensemble.

A garage for two cars completes the property.

Outside, a vast terrace opens onto the lake and naturally extends the living spaces. The landscaped garden, equipped with a pavilion, offers an idyllic setting to fully enjoy the beautiful days and the sweetness of lake life.