Pontherose House: 600 m² for living, receiving and investing
In the center of Estavayer-le-Lac, the Pontherose House offers a rare configuration: a large main residence of about 13 rooms, complemented by an independent apartment of 3.5 rooms and a studio currently rented.With nearly 600 m² of living space, this property allows for the imagination of a true family home, generous and comfortable, while preserving two independent units that can generate rental income.The main part develops over several levels and offers many living and reception areas. It includes, among other things, a small living room, a large living room, a dining room, a kitchen, a library, as well as several bedrooms and additional rooms that allow for easy adaptation of uses according to the needs of its future occupants.The volumes are particularly generous and the distribution offers real flexibility: large family, several generations under one roof, reception of guests, professional activity at home or a combination of main residence and rental income.The reception areas are one of the major assets of the house. The large living room offers a particularly pleasant space for receiving, while the small living room provides a more intimate atmosphere. The dining room and kitchen naturally complement this ensemble, with an organization designed for comfortable daily life.The library, the many bedrooms, and the various spaces distributed throughout the property allow each person to have their own universe, without ever lacking space.In addition, there is an independent apartment of 3.5 rooms and a studio, both currently rented. This configuration adds a particularly interesting dimension to the property, allowing for the preservation of rental income while occupying the main part.The exteriors fully participate in the charm of the place. A beautiful terrace extends the living areas, while the closed and tree-lined garden offers a pleasant and preserved setting in the center of the village.The Pontherose House also seduces with its history and architecture. Built as early as the 15th century, it preserves many elements that testify to its past: stone, woodwork, ironwork, generous volumes, and characteristic proportions of old large houses.But beyond its historical character, it is above all a house to live in: a property capable of accommodating a family, receiving widely, and offering several possibilities of use thanks to its independent dwellings.A rare house due to its volumes, configuration, and location, intended for those who are looking for a unique property with space, character, and true potential for use.To be discovered in Estavayer-le-Lac.More photos on https://www.remax.ch/en/119791001-341
