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In Corminboeuf, Pra Vinea brings together four contemporary 5.5-room villas designed by the Fribourg architectural firm MASKIN.
The project is characterized by expressive and timeless architecture, where exposed concrete, wood, and large openings create a warm living environment.
Through-villas, they open to both the north and south, maintaining a fluid relationship with their outdoor spaces.
Villa B
Spread over three levels, Villa B offers 168.74 m² of living space and a usable area of 229.5 m².
The heart of the home is on the living level: a 66.7 m² through-space combining the kitchen, dining room, and living room. Depending on the buyers' preferences, the kitchen can be arranged in an entirely open or semi-open configuration. A budget of CHF 30,000.– including VAT is provided for its customization.
The living space opens to the south onto a generous 30.4 m² balcony and to the north onto a 21 m² terrace. Its private garden of approximately 76 m² is mainly concentrated to the south, below the balcony.
The upper floor hosts a master suite with dressing room and private shower room, as well as three additional bedrooms and a bathroom. The lower level includes an entrance hall, a guest toilet, a cellar, a laundry room, and a technical room.
Key features:
- 5.5 rooms and 168.74 m² of living space;
- 66.7 m² through-living space;
- 30.4 m² balcony and 21 m² terrace;
- customizable kitchen with a budget of CHF 30,000.– including VAT;
- wood-metal windows and lift-and-slide patio doors;
- four built-in wardrobes included;
- individual air-to-water heat pump and underfloor heating;
- photovoltaic panels;
- electric blinds and awning;
- two covered parking spaces;
- pre-installation for an electric charging station.
Located in a quiet residential area of Corminboeuf, Pra Vinea offers a privileged balance between architectural quality, daily comfort, and proximity to Fribourg.
Contact us to receive the presentation file, plans, price list, and architectural description, or to arrange a meeting.
