In the pleasant little village of Granges, facing the Fribourg Pre-Alps, here's a charming multi-use house that will appeal to a large family or an investor looking to exploit different floors in a mixed-use building.
In fact, the house can just as easily be a 3-storey dwelling comprising 2 living rooms, 7 bedrooms or a 5-bedroom duplex dwelling with a multi-use space (commercial, office, care, etc.) on the ground floor or be transformed into three separate housing lots.
This large dwelling enjoys a workshop, a soundproofed music room/carnotzet, a garage for 4 vehicles. Outside, it is possible to park 5 additional vehicles.
This property has benefited from numerous renovations and very good maintenance to achieve very good energy efficiency and low charges.
Take into consideration that all cumulative charges for this property with large volumes are CHF 1880.-/month without mortgages. And that it is possible, while retaining privacy, to rent out one floor as is currently the case (around 19,000.-/year of income over short rental periods) and therefore makes it possible to bear the running costs of the whole building.
In fact, the house can just as easily be a 3-storey dwelling comprising 2 living rooms, 7 bedrooms or a 5-bedroom duplex dwelling with a multi-use space (commercial, office, care, etc.) on the ground floor or be transformed into three separate housing lots.
This large dwelling enjoys a workshop, a soundproofed music room/carnotzet, a garage for 4 vehicles. Outside, it is possible to park 5 additional vehicles.
This property has benefited from numerous renovations and very good maintenance to achieve very good energy efficiency and low charges.
Take into consideration that all cumulative charges for this property with large volumes are CHF 1880.-/month without mortgages. And that it is possible, while retaining privacy, to rent out one floor as is currently the case (around 19,000.-/year of income over short rental periods) and therefore makes it possible to bear the running costs of the whole building.
