1740 (Neyruz FR) - Properties for sale with Balcony / Terrace, New building

Semi-detached corner house with 5.5 rooms

Points forts • New construction from 2024 • Geothermal heat pump • Photovoltaic panels • High ceilings in the rooms • Unobstructed view of nature • Terrace and garden • 2 parking spaces • Fiber optic connection This beautiful semi-detached corner house with 5.5 rooms is located in the heart of the village of Autigny, in the canton of Fribourg. Situated at the western end of a new construction, it seduces with its unobstructed view and calm situation.Interior layout: Built in 2024, the property has been designed with taste and maintained with care. On the ground floor, the entrance offers a guest toilet and a storage closet. The kitchen is open to the dining area and the living room. The latter has a large bay window with a magnificent unobstructed view. On the upper floor, three bedrooms and a complete bathroom (equipped with a bathtub and a large Italian shower) are available. In the attic, an additional room is present, ideal for a home office or a playroom. In the basement, there is a laundry room/technical room, a storage room, and a cellar. Discover the house on YoutubeOutdoor spaces: Accessible from the kitchen and the living room, a terrace and a garden constitute a pleasant relaxation area.Parking: Included in the sale price, 2 outdoor parking spaces are available.Sale price: Preferred offer at CHF 890,000.- under the condition of taking over the current mortgage loan.Verification of your purchasing power necessary before any visit

The last available top floor is waiting for you.

The last available 4.5-room apartment on the 18th floor represents a rare opportunity.Its 92.3 m² of living space, 33.3 m² terrace, and southeast orientation put the Fribourg Pre-Alps in the spotlight every day.The living room of nearly 30 m², the three bedrooms, and the two bathrooms make up an apartment designed to fully enjoy this exceptional situation.The last available 4.5-room apartment on the 18th floor is one of the last opportunities to live on the highest levels of the Invictus Tower. An address where the view becomes a real comfort element in everyday life, just like the volumes and quality of the spaces offered.As the tallest residential building in the canton of Fribourg, the Invictus Tower is located in a developing neighborhood, just a few minutes from the city center. Its contemporary architecture, Minergie certification, and ideal location, close to public transportation and major axes connecting Bern and Lausanne, make it an address designed for today and tomorrow.Today, only 9 apartments are still available in the Invictus Tower. In less than a year, this panorama will be the one you will see every morning when you open your curtains.

The last 3.5 rooms. The highest.

There is only one 3.5-room apartment left on the 18th floor, the highest residential level still available in the Invictus Tower.From its 29.3 m² terrace, Fribourg reveals itself from a unique angle. The Cathedral, the Poya Bridge, and the city's main landmarks draw a panorama that few addresses can offer.With a living room of over 30 m², two bedrooms, and a northeast orientation bathed in morning light, this apartment combines height, brightness, and exclusivity.The last available 3.5-room apartment in the Invictus Tower, this apartment brings together the most sought-after qualities of the project: a high floor, an unobstructed view, a generous terrace, and an environment that combines urban life and openness to the landscape.As the tallest residential building in the canton of Fribourg, the Invictus Tower is located in a developing neighborhood, just a few minutes from the city center. Its contemporary architecture, Minergie certification, and ideal location, close to public transportation and major axes connecting Bern and Lausanne, make it an address designed for today and tomorrow.In the spring of 2027, this view will no longer be exceptional. It will become your daily life.

The mountains in the front line

On the 17th floor, the view is no longer a detail. It becomes the heart of the apartment. This 4.5-room apartment with a southeast orientation offers an unobstructed panoramic view of the Fribourg Pre-Alps, the Pont de Marly, and the green landscapes of the region.The southeast orientation provides generous natural light from the early hours of the day. The seasons follow one another in front of a constantly renewed panorama, making this terrace a true observatory of the Fribourg landscapes.With 94.5 m² of living space, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a 33 m² terrace, the apartment naturally accompanies a lifestyle turned towards the outside.As the tallest residential building in the canton of Fribourg, the Tour Invictus is located in a developing neighborhood, just a few minutes from the city center. Its contemporary architecture, Minergie certification, and ideal location, close to public transportation and the main axes connecting Bern and Lausanne, make it an address designed for today and tomorrow.In less than a year, it will no longer be a matter of imagining this view… but of finding it every day when opening the curtains.

The city as a backdrop, height as a privilege

And if your first view every morning was that of the entire city of Fribourg? Living in the city without ever feeling like you're being watched. That's what the 17th floor offers.Located on the 17th floor, this 3.5-room apartment facing northeast benefits from a spectacular view of several of the city's landmarks: the Pont de la Poya, the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, the Fribourg roofs, and the Pre-Alps in the background. An unobstructed view, without vis-à-vis, that never gets tired.Thanks to its 30.9 m² terrace, accessible from all rooms, the outside becomes a real extension of the apartment. Without vis-à-vis, each sunrise offers a new postcard.As the tallest residential building in the canton of Fribourg, the Tour Invictus is located in a developing neighborhood, just a few minutes from the city center. Its contemporary architecture, Minergie certification, and ideal location, close to public transportation and major axes connecting Bern and Lausanne, make it an address designed for today and tomorrow.More than 9 apartments are still available before the project is delivered in the spring of 2027.

Fribourg at your feet

The construction site is advancing rapidly and in just a few months, this view will become your daily life.On the 17th floor, this 3.5-room apartment dominates the city of Fribourg, the residential area of Beaumont, and the agricultural landscapes that stretch to the Jura range. The height of this floor allows you to appreciate the city from a new angle, while enjoying a real sense of intimacy. A rare balance between proximity to Fribourg and the feeling of taking a step back from your daily life.Its living room of over 30 m², extended by a 30.6 m² terrace, invites you to live both inside and outside. The two bedrooms also benefit from this feeling of permanent openness.As the tallest residential building in the canton of Fribourg, the Tour Invictus is part of a developing neighborhood, just a few minutes from the city center. Its contemporary architecture, Minergie certification, and ideal location, close to public transportation and the main axes connecting Bern and Lausanne, make it an address designed for today and tomorrow.More than 9 apartments are still available before the planned delivery in spring 2027.

The most beautiful sunsets are sometimes at home

Less than a year after the delivery of the Invictus Tower, only 9 apartments are still available.Located on the 17th floor, this 4.5-room apartment benefits from a southwest orientation that accompanies each end of the day with warm light. From the 33 m² terrace, the Moléson, the point of the Gibloux and the Fribourg landscapes compose a panorama that evolves with the seasons.Its 94.5 m² of living space, its three bedrooms and two bathrooms offer a comfort that matches the spectacle that takes place every evening behind the windows.The southwest orientation makes this apartment a privileged place to enjoy the long summer evenings. As the seasons go by, the sunsets come naturally to rhythm the end of the day and offer a warm atmosphere to all living spaces.As the tallest residential building in the canton of Fribourg, the Invictus Tower is part of a developing neighborhood, just a few minutes from the city center. Its contemporary architecture, Minergie certification and ideal location, close to public transportation and major axes connecting Bern and Lausanne, make it an address designed for today and tomorrow.

The higher you go, the more your perspective changes.

Less than a year from the delivery of the Invictus Tower, only 9 apartments are still available.Located on the 16th floor, this 3.5-room apartment offers a unique perspective on Fribourg. At this height, the landmarks change: the city stretches out before your eyes, the horizon opens up, and the sunsets take on a whole new dimension.With 75 m² of living space, a living room with an open kitchen of almost 35 m², and a 32.3 m² terrace, the apartment has been designed to naturally extend the living spaces outdoors. The two bedrooms, 13.3 m² and 14.1 m², also have direct access to the terrace, allowing light to enter throughout the day.This apartment offers a sense of space enhanced by the height and the openness of the views. A property that will seduce lovers of light, calm, and panoramas evolving with the rhythm of the seasons, while being only a few minutes from the city center of Fribourg.In a few months, this view will no longer be that of a construction site, but that of your daily life. A glass at the end of the day, a meal facing the sunset, or simply the pleasure of observing Fribourg from the 16th floor: moments that will soon become a habit.As the tallest residential building in the canton of Fribourg, the Invictus Tower is located in a developing neighborhood, just a few minutes from the city center. Its contemporary architecture, Minergie certification, and ideal location, close to public transportation and major axes connecting Bern and Lausanne, make it an address designed for today and tomorrow.In the spring of 2027, it will no longer be a matter of imagining the view, but of inhabiting it.