12 room House in Lausanne

In the center of a historic Vaud village, in a preserved environment between vineyards and nature, a rare property is revealed, charged with history and character.

Known as the village doctor's house, this emblematic villa has traversed the centuries while preserving all its authenticity.

Dominating the scene is a majestic, two-hundred-year-old chestnut tree, which offers a unique setting in the interior courtyard, imbued with serenity and elegance, a place charged with history and soul. Built in the 17th century, The Chestnut Tree Estate embodies the architectural heritage of Vaud in all its nobility. Its generous volumes, ancient materials, and period details testify to a rich past, carefully preserved over time.

For nearly a century, the property has hosted the village life through the presence of the doctor, conferring on this place a rare human and historical dimension.

Today, it awaits a new chapter. Remarkable volumes and exceptional potential.

The property is distinguished by:

• spacious living areas
• several levels offering great flexibility in layout
• an independent, old medical office that can be transformed into an apartment
• fully exploitable attics
• a dependency with a stable

These characteristics open the way to numerous projects:

• exceptional private residence
• family home
• reception or accommodation project
• professional or mixed activity
• a rare and preserved living environment

The property benefits from a unique environment:

• extended plot with green spaces
• location in the heart of the vineyard
• peaceful and authentic atmosphere
• proximity to the axes connecting Lausanne, Yverdon, and Neuchâtel
• a perfect balance between nature, heritage, and accessibility
• a property for lovers of unique goods

The Chestnut Tree Estate is aimed at a clientele sensitive to historical architecture, the charm of the old, the heritage value, and places charged with history.

It is not just a property, but a unique living space with a strong identity.

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Complete dossier, plans, and detailed information available on request.