4.5 room apartment with balcony and lake view (1st floor)
Apartment 4.5 rooms with balcony 1. LOCATIONSaint-Gingolph is divided into two municipalities: the first is Swiss and located in the canton of Valais, the second is French and belongs to the Haute-Savoie.On the shores of Lake Geneva, Saint-Gingolph is also surrounded by majestic mountains (Grammont, Blanchard) and has an 8-kilometer-long lakeside promenade.This village can be reached by car, train, or boat from the Compagnie Générale de Navigation.Transportation:Train: The CFF station (Swiss side) connects Saint-Gingolph directly to the regular lines of the Chablais.-Boat: The CGN dock allows connection to the other shores of Lake Geneva.SchoolsThe school of St-Gingolph, near the building, welcomes students from 1H to 8H.The Cycle d'orientation of Vouvry welcomes students from 9H to 11H.ShopsThere are several shops for daily needs in St.-Gingolph, France, and shopping centers 10 minutes away by car.On the heights of the village, there is the hamlet of Frenay, very frequented during the summer: the site consists of forests, clearings, picnic areas, and many walking trails (Tanay lake, Lovenex lake, and Darbon lake, Grammont, Dent d'Oche, Cornettes de Bise,?.village of Novel).2. APARTMENT DESCRIPTION LOT 5155 APARTMENT N° 23Apartment 4.5 rooms with balcony and lake viewEntrance hall with built-in wardrobesLiving room with balcony and lake view3 bedrooms1 bathroom1 separate toilet1 kitchen with balcony and mountain view1 cellar No. 131 communal laundry room1 communal bicycle room1 parking space in the indoor garage (U-V or W)(COP 688)1 outdoor parking space (COP 271)3. INDICATIVE PRICEImportant note:The building will be sold in principle to the highest bidder (see chapter 4).Indicative sales price: CHF 510,000.-Apartment sold free of charge.Emoluments: The notary and land registry fees are borne by the buyer.Availability: Immediately, after the end of the tender procedure.Renovation fund as of 30.06.2025:Approx. CHF 57,000.--Monthly PPE costs:Approx. CHF 410.--/month4. COURSE AND PRINCIPLES OF THE SALEBuildings of the OFCLCourse and principles of the sale:I. Requirements for purchase offersWhen real estate properties of the Federal Office for Buildings and Logistics (OFCL) are sold through public auction, the purchase offers must be submitted in writing and signed, and must be received within the specified deadline (postmark or email) by the office designated in the offer (published in a print media or online on a specialized portal), with the mention "Purchase offer for apartment PPE No. 5155".Only offers received within the deadline and containing the following information will be considered:- name and address of the interested buyer; a change of bidder after the first offer (e.g., exchange of a natural person for a legal person or vice versa) automatically leads to exclusion from the procedure;- price (unambiguously identifiable, absolute amount, without reservation, without conditions, in the local currency, possibility of offering a lower or higher price than the indicative sales price);- brief schedule for the transfer of profits and risks;- information on the intended use or conversion;- unconditional approval of the sales procedure and the guidelines of the sales contract, as well as this document "Buildings of the OFCL - Course and principles of the sale"; - legally valid signature.II. Course of the saleIf offers have been received within the deadline, the OFCL decides, in principle, within 30 days, whether to sell the property to the highest bidder, to organize a new call for offers, or to keep the property in the OFCL's real estate portfolio. It informs the interested buyers in writing of its decision. The financing proof from a bank must be submitted already in the first call.After the first call for offers and in the event of a second call, all interested parties who have submitted an offer within the deadline are invited again.Subsequently, only the bidders who have submitted an offer in the previous call are invited to participate in the subsequent calls. The offers submitted in the new calls must meet the same formal requirements as the first offer.The received offers are processed according to the procedures in force at the OFCL.During the sales negotiations, it is prohibited to provide information about the offers that have been submitted.If the offered price meets the expectations of the OFCL, the cantons and municipalities that have submitted an offer or expressed their interest in the purchase have the opportunity to acquire the property at the best offered price (Art. 13 OILC). The offers of interested private buyers are taken into account if the cantons and municipalities waive their right of pre-emption under Art. 13, para. 2, OILC.The cantons and municipalities have 30 days to confirm their interest in writing to the OFCL.After this deadline, the OFCL decides whether to sell the property to the highest bidder or to publish a new call for offers. If not enough offers are received, it reserves the right to withdraw from the sale.III. Conclusion of the contractThe final decision on the sale is only made after receipt of the following documents:- official identity document (passport or identity card) for natural persons;- current extract from the commercial register for legal persons.The OFCL reserves the right to demand a deposit of 20% within 10 days after the sales decision. This amount will be deducted from the sales price when the sales contract is concluded. If, due to the fault of the interested buyer, no sales contract can be concluded, this deposit will not be refunded (penalty).All costs associated with the transfer of ownership, including transfer taxes, are borne by the buyer and seller according to cantonal customs. The entry in the land register is made after the full payment of the agreed price or after obtaining an irrevocable payment guarantee from a Swiss bank before the authentication of the sales contract.It is the buyer's responsibility to obtain the necessary building permits for the future use or conversion of the property.He must also conclude the obligatory cantonal property and casualty insurance policies in good time. The Swiss Confederation insures itself, which is why there is no insurance policy.Federal Office for Buildings and LogisticsOFCL5. DISCLAIMER CLAUSEThe information contained in this document is provided for general information purposes only and without warranty. It does not constitute a contractual commitment. The final award is expressly reserved for the current owner. This documentation is intended for interested parties.6. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION- First call for offers until October 5, 2026 + financing proof- Second call for offers (if necessary) + financing proof- Third call for offers (if necessary) + financing proof- The property is sold in its current state and without any warranty; no claims can be made for adaptation to standards or for any work, all costs for any renovation or adaptation are borne by the buyer, for example: ordinance on electrical installations (OIBT), radon, asbestos, etc.- The Swiss Confederation reserves the right to withdraw the property from the sale at any time without giving any reason- The brokerage fees are borne by the Swiss Confederation
