Description of the apartment

Located on the 1st floor of a character building, this spacious 6-room apartment seduces with its elegant architecture, generous volumes, and natural light. Through, it benefits from a pleasant exposure that floods the rooms with light throughout the day.

The living space consists of a large living room prolonged by a dining room bathed in light thanks to its facade openings, offering an ideal setting for receiving family and friends. The kitchen, independent and functional, can easily be modernized according to the desires of its future owners.

The sleeping area includes four bedrooms of beautiful dimensions, allowing to accommodate a family or set up a comfortable office for teleworking. A bathroom, a separate toilet, as well as a large distribution hall complete the apartment.

The apartment retains all the charm of Lausanne's constructions of this era with its solid oak parquet floors, its beautiful ceiling heights, its original doors, and its balanced volumes. A balcony allows you to enjoy a pleasant outlook on the surrounding green spaces. It also has direct access to the common garden of the condominium, offering a green and peaceful setting particularly appreciated in everyday life.

High points:

• Cross-through, particularly bright apartment
• Large living room and dining room
• 4 bedrooms of beautiful dimensions
• Beautiful original solid oak parquet floors
• Beautiful ceiling height
• Functional distribution
• Great potential for renovation and valorization
• Direct access to the common garden

Built in a sought-after residential neighborhood of Lausanne, the building benefits from a calm and green environment, while being in immediate proximity to the city center, schools, shops, and public transportation.

The construction presents a classic and carefully designed architecture, characteristic of Lausanne's quality buildings, with elegant facades and maintained common areas.

The condominium is of human size and has the usual facilities such as technical rooms, private cellars, and necessary common areas for the proper functioning of the building.