Price on request
Chemin des Crochets 10, 1683 Brenles·4 hr. ago
ARE transit class D — a car is needed for most trips.
91% green and natural space within 500 m.
70 %
Lower than 55% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
Times refer to the route on foot.
Hardly any elevated radon levels in the area.
Nearly all buildings
Available from 2 networks.
Chemin des Crochets 10 – 1683 Brenles Land of approx. 3'300 m² | Available from December 1st, 2026
MAV Real Estate offers you this beautiful, carefully renovated farm with generous volumes, numerous outbuildings, and equestrian facilities, all in a peaceful and green environment.
The House
On the ground floor, the farm offers a beautiful and large living area combining an open kitchen, a dining area, and a living room, enhanced by a stone fireplace.
An office, several storage spaces, and a large bathroom with a washing column complete this level.
Upstairs, a large hallway leads to four particularly spacious bedrooms.
A closed and largely glazed veranda of about 30 m² completes the spaces. It communicates with two annex rooms as well as a small bathroom. The two annex rooms have underfloor heating.
Rural and Outbuildings
The property benefits from a significant rural volume, offering numerous storage spaces and different possibilities of use.
It also has two cellars, including a beautiful vaulted stone cellar, as well as a garage for two vehicles in a row with an electric gate.
Ideal for Horse Owners
The equestrian facilities include:
free stall with indoor area of approx. 40 m²;
stabilized riding arena for the bad season;
small paddock with wood shavings;
spring fed by a well;
fenced land with electric installation;
direct access to many walks in the forest and countryside.
The IENA in Avenches is about 30 minutes away.
Exterior and Equipment
The land of approximately 3'300 m² is fully fenced and includes a pond, fruit trees, and a chicken coop with a secure outdoor area.
The property also benefits from a natural spring and a well.
Technically: heat pump with geothermal probes, radiators in the main house, photovoltaic panels, solar thermal panels for hot sanitary water, and double glazing.