Just a few minutes from Geneva, this architect's property develops a rare vision of habitat: radical, elegant, and perfectly contemporary.

Inspired by the great principles of the Bauhaus, this 366 m² house, built in 1965 and partially renovated in 2025, affirms a strong architectural identity. Exposed concrete, apparent steel, tense lines, open volumes, and immense glass surfaces compose a spectacular ensemble where light and matter dialogue permanently.

Designed to receive as well as to live everyday, the house is organized around an impressive 117 m² reception room with exceptional proportions. Four suites, an additional room, a home cinema, as well as a remarkable lower level — including a dressing room, wine cellar, office, workshop, laundry room, and numerous storage spaces — complete the ensemble with remarkable coherence.

Outside, the 3,000 m² landscaped park offers a true haven of serenity. Three terraces, a spa, and a viable annex naturally extend the living spaces in a confidential and perfectly mastered atmosphere. The plot, which is suitable for a swimming pool, also retains a residual building potential, allowing for the consideration of a detachment or a complementary project.

Rarely does a property combine with such balance character architecture, exceptional volumes, and immediate proximity to Geneva. Located near the historic center of Saint-Julien-en-Genevois, 600 meters from the Perly border, and just twenty minutes from the Place du Rhône, it will soon benefit from the arrival of the Geneva tramway, accessible on foot.

A unique property, intended for architecture, light, and space enthusiasts.