Charming 5-room house in the Hamlet of Vésenaux
In the commune of Vérossaz
Presentation of the village of Vérossaz
The commune is located in the Valais Chablais, on a plateau above Saint-Maurice. It is made up of the hamlets of Haussex (its main core), Bassex, La Doey, Chavanne and Vésenaux.
Location of the house
This house is located 3 minutes from the center of the village of Vérossaz, approx. 450 m from the bus stop, and the hamlet is 9 km from the town of Monthey and motorway access, in a quiet and sunny area.
The hamlet of Vésenaux is located at an altitude of 790 m.
Two roads provide access to the hamlet, either through the hamlet of Daviaz or through the village of Vérossaz.
Details
Plot: No. 2241 with a total surface area of 1,452 m2 including 1,107 m2 in building zone, 170 m2 in agricultural zone and 175 m2 in unallocated zone/wood.
Zone: Individual dwelling R2
The living area of the house is 170 m2
The surface area of the cellars, technical room and garage is 70 m2
Mazot of approx. 12 m2
Total area of the house is 240 m2
SIA volume: 960 m3
Residential house (existing barn converted in 1992 - 1993) comprising:
Basement: entrance, cellar, technical room and tanks, laundry room, garage and access to the upper floor
Ground floor: living room with open kitchen, dining area, shower with WC, 1 bedroom with bathroom with bathtub and a south-facing balcony
Attic: landing overlooking the living room, currently used as an office space, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom with shower and WC
Exterior: 1 garage and covered space, an attic of 12 m2 and tarmac spaces for parking cars.
Walls: Insulation on exterior walls and masonry with exposed stone inside
Slabs: Concrete / joists
Windows: wooden with double glazing - 2 skylights on the living room and the landing used as an office, 1 skylight on bedroom No. 2 and 1 skylight on the bathroom with shower upstairs
Shutters: in red aluminum
Kitchen: 8 wooden elements at the bottom and 2 at the top, granite worktop, vitroceramic, dishwasher and oven at height
Floors: Tiles and parquet
Walls: painted plaster
Roof: 2 sides, exposed framework with tiled covering and copper sheet metalwork
The heating is oil-fired (2 tanks of 2000 lt), French fireplace with open hearth and a convict oven from 1804.
Central vacuum cleaner
Overall the house is very well maintained.
