Apartment for rent - 1723 Marly, Allée Charles-Edouard-Guillaume 9

For rent in Prairie 2 - New and upscale 2.5-room apartment on the 3rd floor!

We offer you from March 1, 2026 this 2.5-room apartment on the 3rd floor in Building G of Prairie 2 in Marly for rent. It consists of:

• Entrance hall with built-in wardrobe
• Right, fully equipped and open kitchen
• Spacious and bright living room
• Covered balcony of 10 m2 facing north
• Bedroom of 15 m2
• Shower with washing machine
• Cellar with socket

Monthly rent: CHF 1,440.00 + CHF 150.00 deposit for ancillary costs.
Possibility to rent an indoor parking space for an additional monthly rent of CHF 130.00. No possibility to rent a second parking space.

Located just steps from bus stops, the Gérine, shops, restaurants, Denner, daycare, swimming pool, and all other amenities, Prairie 2 offers housing ranging from 2.5 rooms to 5.5 rooms with a ceiling height of 2.60m and equipped with quality materials, electric blinds, fiber optics, underfloor heating, triple glazing, double-flow ventilation, and home automation. The buildings have an elevator, solar panels, and district heating.

Bus line No. 8 connects the eco-district with Fribourg and even goes to Corminboeuf. There is a 15-minute frequency.

If you are interested, do not hesitate to contact us to schedule an appointment in our rental office to discuss the various plans together. You can also view all available apartments on the website specifically created for this complex: www.prairie2-3-marly.ch.

The buildings are currently under construction, the apartments are rented according to plan, and the photos/images are not binding. There are show apartments of 2.5 and 3.5 rooms that can be visited on the construction site (without elevator and sturdy footwear required), depending on weather conditions and construction progress. However, access cannot be guaranteed in advance.

Architectural concept:

The Prairie 2 buildings are anchored in a green and high-quality landscape between the Coteau boisé and the Rives de l'écoquartier de l'Ancienne Papeterie. The built facilities consist of 4 buildings that offer a total of 96 apartments and are connected by a common basement with an underground parking lot. This zero-carbon project offers apartments from 2.5 to 5.5 rooms, oriented from various sides or towards green spaces. The ground floors have a private outdoor extension. A community room is also set up between the buildings. The outdoor facilities on the base are designed for residents, with high-quality outdoor areas for each apartment, a community room for meetings, and to promote sociability. Vegetable gardens complete the outdoor areas for residents in the heart of the Prairies district. Building L, located in the neighboring Prairie 3 ensemble, houses a community room where residents can gather and organize private events.

Typological concept:

The creation of generous green spaces allows for a high-quality environment for apartments with high standards, all of which have a ceiling height of 2.60 m and are equipped with a double-flow ventilation system. All apartments have a spacious living room, extended by a loggia or terrace. All apartments are fully equipped with electric blinds, have their own cellar, an individual washing/drying column, and built-in wardrobes at the entrance. Some apartments also have a storage room that maximizes storage potential. All these criteria enhance the quality of life for future residents. Areas for activities enliven the ground floors of buildings E and F along the Allée Louis-Daguerre, which is served by bus line No. 8, directly connected to Fribourg train station.

Landscape concept:

The landscaping of the Prairie district is organized around a north-south axis that connects the Coteau boisé with the Rives de l'écoquartier de l'Ancienne Papeterie. This axis is arranged around a network of footpaths with permeable ground, vegetable gardens with individual trees and old fruit varieties, as well as a large area with flowering meadows. This urban piece offers resident-friendly spaces that can accommodate spontaneous activities. The plantings consist of indigenous species and ornamental plants, accentuated by trunks and some large trees.