Villa Jaman - A timeless master property
10 minutes' walk from the center of Lausanne, in the privileged residential area of Bellevue-Jaman, "Villa Jaman" is a property of exceptional rarity.
Built in 1910 in the heart of a magnificent wooded park of almost 3,000 m2, this mansion offers approximately 550 m2 of living space and over 620 m2 of usable space, spread over four levels.
A long private driveway lined with century-old trees leads to the residence, hidden from view and surrounded by mature vegetation. Its characteristic architecture, generous volumes and numerous period features - wood panelling, parquet flooring, fireplaces, antique stoves and elegant arched openings - bear witness to the refinement of the grand properties of the early 20th century.
The main level features a remarkable succession of reception rooms, extended by a vast vaulted veranda opening onto the garden. Today partially organized into several living spaces, the house could easily regain its original purpose as a large family residence.
The property has 12 rooms, three kitchens and four bathrooms. A garage for two cars, several parking spaces, a chalet converted into a "carnotzet" (a small, rustic room for entertaining) and two greenhouses complete the ensemble.
The residence currently requires renovation, offering the rare opportunity to preserve its historic character while reinventing it to contemporary standards.
In the immediate vicinity of Mon-Repos, Chailly and the city center, "Villa Jaman" elegantly combines privacy, nature and centrality in the heart of Lausanne.
10 minutes' walk from the center of Lausanne, in the privileged residential area of Bellevue-Jaman, "Villa Jaman" is a property of exceptional rarity.
Built in 1910 in the heart of a magnificent wooded park of almost 3,000 m2, this mansion offers approximately 550 m2 of living space and over 620 m2 of usable space, spread over four levels.
A long private driveway lined with century-old trees leads to the residence, hidden from view and surrounded by mature vegetation. Its characteristic architecture, generous volumes and numerous period features - wood panelling, parquet flooring, fireplaces, antique stoves and elegant arched openings - bear witness to the refinement of the grand properties of the early 20th century.
The main level features a remarkable succession of reception rooms, extended by a vast vaulted veranda opening onto the garden. Today partially organized into several living spaces, the house could easily regain its original purpose as a large family residence.
The property has 12 rooms, three kitchens and four bathrooms. A garage for two cars, several parking spaces, a chalet converted into a "carnotzet" (a small, rustic room for entertaining) and two greenhouses complete the ensemble.
The residence currently requires renovation, offering the rare opportunity to preserve its historic character while reinventing it to contemporary standards.
In the immediate vicinity of Mon-Repos, Chailly and the city center, "Villa Jaman" elegantly combines privacy, nature and centrality in the heart of Lausanne.
