EXCLUSIVITY: The Art of Vaudois Living

Take a real journey through time,

If the cubic and white buildings are not to your taste, this property will seduce you.

In the heart of the village of Eysins, 5 minutes from Nyon Center, this semi-detached house of character offers a rare atmosphere, combining ancient charm, volume, and family comfort.

Built before 1919 and transformed in 2015, the property develops a living space on several levels, with 4 levels recorded and exclusively residential use.

From the outside, the house asserts its authenticity: traditional facade, wooden shutters, ancient-style roof, private paved terrace, stone wall, hedges, and awning. The ensemble offers an intimate, convivial, and easy-to-live-in setting.

Inside, the house reveals a warm and singular atmosphere. The entrance distributes the first spaces with a warm spirit: textured walls, exposed stones, solid wood, old doors, and decorative details immediately confer character.

The main living level is the masterpiece of the property.
The living room under the cathedral ceiling impresses with its volumes, apparent beam, and luminosity. The massive beams, the wooden mezzanine, the geometric-patterned parquet floor, and the large stone fireplace transport us to the charm of the lifestyle of another time.

The kitchen, open to the dining room and living room, fits perfectly into this spirit.
This space forms a true heart of the house, ideal for receiving, cooking, and sharing family moments.

The mezzanine, open to the living room, brings an additional space full of charm. It can accommodate an office, a library, or a reading corner.

The sleeping area consists of several comfortable rooms, some of which retain beautiful old elements and a soft atmosphere.
The parental bedroom benefits from its own private bathroom.

The bathrooms complete the ensemble with a bathroom equipped with an angle bathtub and a bathroom with a shower and WC.
The house thus offers a practical distribution for a young family.

The basement accommodates a closed garage, a cellar, a laundry room, and technical rooms/storage rooms.

The ensemble confers on the house a sensation of a mountain chalet.

Performance and technical equipment

The property benefits from 18 photovoltaic panels installed on the roof.
Heating is ensured by a central electric system, and hot water by an electric boiler.
The building does not generate direct CO2 emissions related to fossil energy, with a Class A in this regard in the CECB.
The CECB indicates, however, a global energy performance that can be improved, which suggests a potential for future optimization for buyers wishing to further improve thermal comfort.