Magnificent manor house, restoration project, 360° views

Overlooking the Arve Valley, this elegant manor house, built in 1952, enjoys a privileged setting, a full southern exposure and exceptional views of the surrounding mountains.

Nestled in the heart of a magnificent approximately 5,300 m² wooded park, this character property is appealing for its distinctive architecture, generous proportions and remarkably well-preserved authenticity. Period parquet flooring, wood panelling, original joinery, a majestic staircase and elegant reception rooms reflect the timeless charm and architectural craftsmanship of this residence.

The property offers extensive living areas including several lounges, a character dining room, a library, a kitchen with a back kitchen, as well as eight bedrooms, including two principal suites with dressing rooms, shower rooms and private WCs. Numerous ancillary rooms complete this remarkable ensemble.

A double garage, cellars, workshops and utility rooms totalling more than 100 m², together with substantial attic space, offer excellent opportunities for conversion and enhancement, while respecting the original architecture and the property’s family-oriented purpose.

Carefully maintained over the decades, this residence now requires complete energy-efficiency renovation, offering the opportunity to combine its historic character with contemporary standards of comfort and performance.

Outside, the landscaped park, adorned with mature trees and extensive areas of greenery, provides a true haven of tranquillity. The creation of a swimming pool could also be considered, subject to the necessary authorisations. The acquisition of additional adjoining plots may also potentially be possible, in addition to the land included in the sale.

A rare family property where architectural elegance, heritage and the natural environment come together to offer an exceptional living setting.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.