You wouldn't expect to find this here. A secluded street, a few minutes from the center of Lausanne, and silence.
This detached house from 1925 occupies a rare position, built into the hillside, opening onto its enclosed garden and a view that extends to the upper parts of the city. It has never been altered. The checkered tiled hall, the turning staircase with a wooden handrail, the solid herringbone parquet floors, the moldings, and the wood paneling are all original.
The round living room is lit by a five-panel bay window. It connects through a wide opening to the dining room, whose wood paneling and rosette have been preserved. Three-meter high ceilings on the ground and first floors.
The garden is an argument that few Lausanne houses can offer. Enclosed, planted, extended by a gravelled terrace sheltered under a wisteria, then by a summer room with a slatted ceiling. The garage is attached to the house and can be accessed directly from the street. A balcony on the first floor opens onto the wooded hillside, with no direct neighbors.
An independent suite on the lower ground floor, with direct access to the garden, offers true autonomy for a parent, a young adult, or an office.
Two recent interventions: the gas heating renewed in 2019, all windows replaced in 2022 with wooden double glazing. The exterior remains period, and the price reflects this.
A property for those looking for a house in the city without giving up a garden, and who will appreciate what a century has left intact.
This detached house from 1925 occupies a rare position, built into the hillside, opening onto its enclosed garden and a view that extends to the upper parts of the city. It has never been altered. The checkered tiled hall, the turning staircase with a wooden handrail, the solid herringbone parquet floors, the moldings, and the wood paneling are all original.
The round living room is lit by a five-panel bay window. It connects through a wide opening to the dining room, whose wood paneling and rosette have been preserved. Three-meter high ceilings on the ground and first floors.
The garden is an argument that few Lausanne houses can offer. Enclosed, planted, extended by a gravelled terrace sheltered under a wisteria, then by a summer room with a slatted ceiling. The garage is attached to the house and can be accessed directly from the street. A balcony on the first floor opens onto the wooded hillside, with no direct neighbors.
An independent suite on the lower ground floor, with direct access to the garden, offers true autonomy for a parent, a young adult, or an office.
Two recent interventions: the gas heating renewed in 2019, all windows replaced in 2022 with wooden double glazing. The exterior remains period, and the price reflects this.
A property for those looking for a house in the city without giving up a garden, and who will appreciate what a century has left intact.
