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Combined sale of 5 condominium lots in fine 17th Century patrician building close to Saint-Pierre Cathedral

These five condominiums lots are in a building contiguous to the north tower of the cathedral. This unusual position comes from the fact that it replaces constructions previously linked to the cathedral such as the bishopric office and the administrative cloister. This townhouse built in 1699-1700 for the first mayor of Geneva, Ezechiel Gallatin, is one of a number of fine Genevan patrician houses.

It could be called a transition building whose architecture straddles two distinct periods. With an imposing volume and roofing in Mansart-style, it features a row of regularly spaced rectangular windows already indicative of the classical design. Its simplicity, the prevalence of horizontal lines and the lack of relief on its façade represent typical stylistic characteristics of these 17th Century buildings. It takes us on a walk through the history of Geneva from the 19th Century to the present.

We are not selling the entire building, but 5 lots as follows:

• Rented 139 sq m of offices on ground floor
• Rented 6-room 220 sq m apartment on first floor
• Available 7-room 229 sq m apartment on third floor
• Rented 6-room 220 sq m apartment on third floor
• Rented 7-room 210 sq m apartment on fourth floor
• In addition, there is a 46 sq m cellar and a 34 sq m depot.