Residential building for sale - 1907 Saxon

Discover the charm and comfort of this building ideally located in the heart of a lively area of Saxon, just steps from the train station, shops, schools, and essential services. Here, the authenticity of a Valais village blends harmoniously with urban comfort, offering a living environment that is both practical and pleasant. Its east-facing orientation ensures generous brightness throughout the day, flooding each room with warm natural light.
This building comprises two 2.5-room apartments. One is currently rented, providing an immediate rental income, while the other is owner-occupied, offering the possibility to live on-site while generating revenue, or to rent out both units for maximum return. Each apartment benefits from a functional layout designed to optimise space and provide daily comfort. Kitchens were fully renovated in 2021, adding modernity and practicality to the interiors.
The roof, completely replaced in 2016, is fitted with photovoltaic solar tiles producing electricity, offering an attractive energy and cost-saving advantage.
The location perfectly combines dynamism and nature. Within a few minutes' walk, you can access trails leading to forests and the typical Alpine landscapes of Valais, while remaining connected to economic and cultural hubs thanks to excellent rail links. This setting will appeal both to families seeking convenience and tranquillity, and to investors looking for a profitable property in a growing municipality.
Key advantages include an optimal layout, bright interiors, recent renovations, a lively environment, and easy access to amenities. Its strategic location and dual residential/investment use make it a rare opportunity in the local real estate market.
Don't miss this unique opportunity. Contact us today to arrange a visit and let yourself be charmed by the friendly atmosphere and potential of this character building in Saxon.

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