Villa for sale - 1470 Estavayer-le-Lac, Chemin Des Châtaigniers 17

Magnificent architect-designed villa with 5.5 rooms in Estavayer-le-Lac

Discover the new "TWIN Villas" promotion in Estavayer-le-Lac. An exceptional opportunity to invest in comfort and elegance in the heart of a peaceful residential area close to the Coop and the train station.

Villa Features:

• Spacious living room with glass roof and open kitchen equipped with a pantry
• Wall cabinets in the entrance and guest toilet
• Garden, spacious south/west facing terrace and double carport
• Master suite with dressing room, bathrooms and balcony
• Laundry room with laundry chute and basement cellar
• 2.6 meters ceiling height
• Geothermal heat pump, solar panels and underfloor heating
• All kitchen and bathroom appliances from the V-ZUG brand
• Generous budget for choices and finishes at the discretion of the buyers

For more information about the villa, contact us now at 026 663 1470 or by email: ventes@lombard.immobilier.ch

Indulge in luxury, comfort, and tranquility in Estavayer-le-Lac.

The municipality of Estavayer, located on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel, is a Fribourg municipality with 10,000 inhabitants and the capital of the Broye district.

The historic city center of Estavayer-le-Lac contains architectural treasures, including the Chenaux Castle and the Collegiate Church of Saint-Laurent dating from the Middle Ages.

Popular in the summer season with travelers, this city is known for its beautiful lakeside and relaxed atmosphere.

It offers numerous water activities (sailing, kitesurfing, paddleboarding, wakeboarding, etc.) thanks to its marina and its water sports center, the best equipped in Switzerland. It also offers bike rides for several kilometers in nature in the Grande Cariçaie reserve and many events such as the "Estivale Open Air" festival, the Azimut theater, and many more.

The city is well served by the A1 motorway (entrance 5 minutes away), a CFF train station, and a bus station. It is strategically located between Lausanne (40 min) and Bern (35 min).