4.5 room Apartment in Collombey

Chalet B with 2 superimposed dwellings, lot B2 - Le Filiole Residence. Located in the lower part of the village of Les Neyres, this privileged and sunny location will seduce nature lovers.The accommodation plans allow you to enjoy each judiciously studied space, and the finishes can be defined according to your preferences.This chalet with 2 apartments spread over three levels is the ideal place to live for a family wishing to establish itself.It is designed to offer its occupants the comfort of a dwelling bathed in natural light, and its modern architecture preserves intimacy.This chalet has its own heating system with an independent air-water heat pump from chalet A.Heating is distributed through the floor.The construction is entirely traditional and meets anti-seismic standards.Apartment B2 of chalet B, on the 1st floor, consists of the following:Basement:

• technical room
• cellar
• double garage

Floor:

• entrance with wall cabinets
• open kitchen with access to the living room and balcony
• parental bedroom with private bathroom/WC
• two bedrooms, one with access to the balcony
• bathroom/WC
• laundry room

All finishes are possible according to the tenant's wishes and within the given budget.Les Neyres in the municipality of Collombey-Muraz. On the hillside, between Monthey and Troistorrents, lies the fifth and smallest village of the municipality. To discover Les Neyres, you have to take the road to the Val d'Illiez, a scattered housing estate with about 400 inhabitants.1868 Collombey is located in the district of Monthey, in the canton of Valais. The population in the political municipality of Collombey-Muraz has varied over the last five years with an average annual increase of 1.6%, reaching 9,739 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2022). The tax rate is 13.3% (canton: 13.3%). Over the last five years, the construction of dwellings in the municipality has increased by an average of 2.2% per year, while the current vacancy rate is 2.8% (as of June 1, 2023). Real estate prices have varied by +14.8% over the last five years (canton: +21.5%).