Villa - House
France · ·
Price
€600,000
Bedrooms
4
Type
Villa - House
Ref
P246120
Property Details
- Country
- France,
- Location
- Type
- Resale
- Style
- Villa - House
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Size
- Not Specified
- Garden
- Not Specified
- Terrace
- Not Specified
Villa - House
Villa Sunflower St. Paul - Beautiful sunny villa, stunning views of Lake Geneva, Switzerland and the mountains.
Property Ref: SE2990
Lower Ground floor
Large garage & carport.
Laundry room, boiler room
(oil central heating, tank: 10.000 litre).
Large cellar. [wine cave]
Hall.
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bathroom
(shower, bidet, washbasin),
WC
Ground floor:
Hall.
Living room with dining area and fireside, this beautiful piece has 6 large bays with sliding doors, some open on the 1st balcony &terrace of 60 sqm.
Fully equipped.
Bedroom - No. 3 - with bathroom (shower, sink)
Bedroom - No. 4 - with private bathroom
(bath, 2 vanities, toilets). 1 WC.
This entire mature landscaped estate extends to of 6,000sqm. The villa was first built in 1974 and at one time belong to a family member of the Shah of Persia. A lovely garden with greenhouse and several terraces.
Saint-Paul-en-Chablais
1,846 inhabitants (known as 'Saint-Paulains')
Surface area: 14.45 km2
Altitude: 698 to 1,268 metres
Saint-Paul-en-Chablais is located on the Gavot Plateau and overlooks the lake. Immediately opposite, lies the Swiss Riviera, with the towns of Morges, Lausanne and Montreux. Its location, midway between Evian and the lakeshore and the first ski resorts of Thollon and Bernex, make Saint-Paul-en-Chablais the ideal base from which to enjoy a wide variety of activities (sightseeing, mountain biking, hiking, winter sports, etc.). The Gavot Plateau's nearly 150 hectares of wetlands (lakes and marshlands) are located within the district.
Saint-Paul-en-Chablais remained the fief of the Barons of Blonay up until the last century; today, visitors can admire the remains of their castle, as well as old outbuildings, one of which has been converted into a village hall.
12th-century church. Lovely, rare farms dating from the 19th century.
Scenic views: Views of the lake, the Dent dOche and the Memise Massif.
Activities
Marked discovery trail through the wetlands (150 hectares).
La Beunaz beach, with numerous activities.
Saint-Paul abounds in athletic and outdoor activities. The area's forests and footpaths attract walkers, hikers and nature lovers. Mountain bikers will enjoy a varied system of trails for all ability levels (map available at the Bernex and Thollon tourist offices), as well as a special mountain-biking area set up near the Gavot secondary school.
Facilities: football pitch, multi-sports ground and tennis court.
Property Ref: SE2990
Lower Ground floor
Large garage & carport.
Laundry room, boiler room
(oil central heating, tank: 10.000 litre).
Large cellar. [wine cave]
Hall.
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bathroom
(shower, bidet, washbasin),
WC
Ground floor:
Hall.
Living room with dining area and fireside, this beautiful piece has 6 large bays with sliding doors, some open on the 1st balcony &terrace of 60 sqm.
Fully equipped.
Bedroom - No. 3 - with bathroom (shower, sink)
Bedroom - No. 4 - with private bathroom
(bath, 2 vanities, toilets). 1 WC.
This entire mature landscaped estate extends to of 6,000sqm. The villa was first built in 1974 and at one time belong to a family member of the Shah of Persia. A lovely garden with greenhouse and several terraces.
Saint-Paul-en-Chablais
1,846 inhabitants (known as 'Saint-Paulains')
Surface area: 14.45 km2
Altitude: 698 to 1,268 metres
Saint-Paul-en-Chablais is located on the Gavot Plateau and overlooks the lake. Immediately opposite, lies the Swiss Riviera, with the towns of Morges, Lausanne and Montreux. Its location, midway between Evian and the lakeshore and the first ski resorts of Thollon and Bernex, make Saint-Paul-en-Chablais the ideal base from which to enjoy a wide variety of activities (sightseeing, mountain biking, hiking, winter sports, etc.). The Gavot Plateau's nearly 150 hectares of wetlands (lakes and marshlands) are located within the district.
Saint-Paul-en-Chablais remained the fief of the Barons of Blonay up until the last century; today, visitors can admire the remains of their castle, as well as old outbuildings, one of which has been converted into a village hall.
12th-century church. Lovely, rare farms dating from the 19th century.
Scenic views: Views of the lake, the Dent dOche and the Memise Massif.
Activities
Marked discovery trail through the wetlands (150 hectares).
La Beunaz beach, with numerous activities.
Saint-Paul abounds in athletic and outdoor activities. The area's forests and footpaths attract walkers, hikers and nature lovers. Mountain bikers will enjoy a varied system of trails for all ability levels (map available at the Bernex and Thollon tourist offices), as well as a special mountain-biking area set up near the Gavot secondary school.
Facilities: football pitch, multi-sports ground and tennis court.