Château El Masr in Cologny is a unique architectural gem, combining Tudor Revival style with historical roots dating back to the 18th century. Situated on a vast landscaped estate of almost 5,000 m², this prestigious property offers spectacular views over Geneva and Lake Geneva. Named El Masr (the Egyptian) by Charles Floods, a Scotsman who made his fortune in Egypt in the 19th century, the château reflects a fascinating blend of Gothic and Oriental influences. With its 1,000 m² of living space, spread over three floors, the chateau houses eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms, and is distinguished by a majestic double marble staircase that adorns the main entrance of the château. The property features numerous refined living spaces, including a sumptuous living room, an elegant library, and a large kitchen. The architecture is adorned with lavish details, such as custom-made chandeliers from Murano, as well as marble statues and fountains imported from Venice, which give the château a royal ambiance. Highlights also include a lordly chapel and a rare three-story tower, one of the few of its kind in Switzerland, with a tea room on the top floor. The four years of renovation, carried out with specialized artisans, have brought the property back to life while fully respecting its neo-Elizabethan style. This meticulous and painstaking restoration ensured that every historical detail was preserved while modernizing the amenities. More information available upon request.
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