This exceptional and charming 8.5-room villa offers an exceptional situation, in a very quiet neighborhood, with an unobstructed view of the city and the castles of Valère and Tourbillon, away from all nuisances and in immediate proximity to all amenities.
Located near the EMS of Gravelone and the nursing school, the apartment is in very good condition.

The villa consists of:

Basement:
1 Large cellar
1 Technical room
1 Laundry-drying room

Ground floor:
1 Large entrance porch
4 Bedrooms
1 WC-Basin
1 WC-Basin-Shower
1 Garden-lawn 75 m2
1 Garden room

First floor:
1 Very large, bright living room of 50 m2, fireplace
1 Fully equipped kitchen (refrigerator/freezer, oven, ceramic hob, ventilation, dishwasher)
1 Bedroom
1 Office-dressing room
1 WC-Basin-Bathtub
1 Terrace of 65 m2 (dominant view) with external staircase leading to the garden

Second floor/attic:
1 Bedroom
1 WC-Basin

Outside:
1 Individual garage
1 Outdoor parking space

Rent
The rent is CHF 2990.-/month (+ CHF 310.- charges),
i.e. CHF 3300.-

Availability
01.09.2026

Location
Chemin St-Rémy 33, 1950 Sion

With its Mediterranean climate in the heart of central Valais, Sion offers an exceptional living environment with its cultural activities and infrastructure. Sion is the capital of the canton of Valais and has over 38,000 inhabitants. The municipality has numerous infrastructures that meet the needs of its population, in the fields of education, leisure, and culture. The city is very well connected by road and rail and has an international airport. Dominated by its two emblematic castles, Valère and Tourbillon, Sion presents itself as the Swiss capital of the Alps. The city is characterized by its dynamism, its hospitality, and its rich historical heritage. In the heart of the Alps, its territory of about 35 km2 stretches from the plain to the mountain. With its 420 hectares of vineyards, Sion is the second-largest wine-producing municipality in Valais. As a city of culture and exchange, Sion has numerous theaters, cultural centers, museums, and galleries. Several renowned festivals animate the summer season. The medieval old town is one of the most vibrant and well-preserved in Switzerland. Every Friday, a large market attracts customers from all over the French-speaking part of Switzerland. As a city of education, Sion is home to numerous higher education institutions, including the largest decentralized antenna of the EPFL, the School of Engineering, and the HES-SO University, as well as several research institutes of the Universities of Geneva and Lausanne. All these advantages make this city a place where it is good to live.