There are addresses that offer a different way of experiencing the city.
Here, on Place du Château, in the heart of Old Nyon, everything is within walking distance: the shops and terraces of the center, the market, schools, the train station, parks, the Rive district, and a few streets down, the shores of Lake Geneva. And yet, once you step inside, the pace changes.
Built at the end of the 17th century and listed as a heritage site (note 2), this elegant townhouse enjoys a quite remarkable location: fully integrated into Nyon life, it offers a calm, intimate, and preserved atmosphere at home, which one rarely expects to find at such a central address.
Renovated over the years, notably in 1998, 2005, and 2012, the residence has evolved with respect for its architecture and history. It retains beautiful period elements that give it character and, with its generous volumes, create a warm and timeless atmosphere.
Spread over several levels, the house offers approximately 280 m² of living space. The spaces flow naturally, each with its own identity: reception rooms, fireplaces, a library, bedrooms, and more versatile areas punctuate the different floors. As one goes higher, certain rooms open onto beautiful views of Nyon Castle and also offer glimpses of the lake.
Outside, the property offers another particularly valuable privilege in the heart of the historic center: a private, peaceful, and shaded garden. A preserved space to enjoy sunny days, just a few steps from the city's hustle and bustle.
Perfectly maintained, the house can be occupied immediately. It also offers interesting potential for evolution for those who would eventually wish to add a more contemporary touch, while preserving its architecture and the elements that define its identity.
The layout is as follows:
The main dwelling
On the upper ground floor
On the 1st floor
In the attic
In the upper attic
On the ground floor and in the basement
An independent space with multiple possibilities
The independent commercial space, currently occupied by an art gallery, is an additional asset. It can be kept in its current configuration and generate rental income, or be rethought according to needs: workshop, office, gallery, or even an extension of the dwelling.
This is undoubtedly what makes this address so special: it allows you to fully enjoy Nyon without having to choose between city life and tranquility. Go out on foot to reach the market, shops, a terrace, the train station or the lake; then return home and find a peaceful and preserved atmosphere.
A house of character, an address...
Here, on Place du Château, in the heart of Old Nyon, everything is within walking distance: the shops and terraces of the center, the market, schools, the train station, parks, the Rive district, and a few streets down, the shores of Lake Geneva. And yet, once you step inside, the pace changes.
Built at the end of the 17th century and listed as a heritage site (note 2), this elegant townhouse enjoys a quite remarkable location: fully integrated into Nyon life, it offers a calm, intimate, and preserved atmosphere at home, which one rarely expects to find at such a central address.
Renovated over the years, notably in 1998, 2005, and 2012, the residence has evolved with respect for its architecture and history. It retains beautiful period elements that give it character and, with its generous volumes, create a warm and timeless atmosphere.
Spread over several levels, the house offers approximately 280 m² of living space. The spaces flow naturally, each with its own identity: reception rooms, fireplaces, a library, bedrooms, and more versatile areas punctuate the different floors. As one goes higher, certain rooms open onto beautiful views of Nyon Castle and also offer glimpses of the lake.
Outside, the property offers another particularly valuable privilege in the heart of the historic center: a private, peaceful, and shaded garden. A preserved space to enjoy sunny days, just a few steps from the city's hustle and bustle.
Perfectly maintained, the house can be occupied immediately. It also offers interesting potential for evolution for those who would eventually wish to add a more contemporary touch, while preserving its architecture and the elements that define its identity.
The layout is as follows:
The main dwelling
On the upper ground floor
- A beautiful entrance porch opening onto a welcoming entrance, with two wardrobes and a guest toilet
- A fully equipped kitchen, semi-open to a bright dining room
- A warm living room with a fireplace
On the 1st floor
- A spacious bedroom with a fireplace
- A large bathroom with a bathtub, double vanity, and toilet
- A second room / bedroom, currently arranged as a living room
- A library corner
In the attic
- Two bedrooms
- A bathroom
- A technical room housing the heating system
- A storage room / workshop
In the upper attic
- A spacious open and versatile room, enjoying a superb unobstructed view of the castle and glimpses of the lake
On the ground floor and in the basement
- An arcade of approximately 25 m², with independent access to the vault via a staircase
- A vast cellar / vault of over 100 m², of which approximately 75 m² are currently arranged as an exhibition hall
An independent space with multiple possibilities
The independent commercial space, currently occupied by an art gallery, is an additional asset. It can be kept in its current configuration and generate rental income, or be rethought according to needs: workshop, office, gallery, or even an extension of the dwelling.
This is undoubtedly what makes this address so special: it allows you to fully enjoy Nyon without having to choose between city life and tranquility. Go out on foot to reach the market, shops, a terrace, the train station or the lake; then return home and find a peaceful and preserved atmosphere.
A house of character, an address...
