Nestled in a verdant setting, this splendid Vaudois house, built in 1971 and perfectly maintained, is located in one of the most sought-after villages in the district of Morges.
Ideally located just minutes from the centre of Morges, international schools, shops and all amenities, this property combines the serenity of the countryside with the immediate proximity of Lausanne and Geneva.
It offers a unique living environment, combining lake and countryside, for a peaceful and refined daily life. Situated on a plot of over 13,400 m² ( currently undergoing land division and LDFR subdivision) , this property benefits from absolute tranquility, optimal sunshine, and a completely private setting.
It has a usable area of 580 m², spread over two levels plus a basement, thus offering generous volumes and a perfectly optimized distribution.
Combining charm and comfort, this 12.5-room house impresses with the quality of its materials, including exposed beams, antique parquet floors, and Burgundy stone or brick floors. It also features several fireplaces, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere in the living areas.
Ongoing renovations, particularly in the kitchen, bathrooms, and roof, ensure a seamless integration of modern elements while preserving the authenticity of the place.
The architecture of the house was designed to guarantee privacy and independence: it is divided into two distinct parts, each with its own day and night spaces as well as its own kitchen.
This concept allows for complete independence while offering an ideal layout for a large family or for entertaining guests. The property could also be considered an investment, as part of the house could be rented out or subdivided into several apartments.
Outside, the landscaped garden is a true haven of peace, meticulously maintained and inviting to relax. It includes a south-facing terrace, ideal for enjoying sunny days.
Formerly used as an equestrian estate, the property offers the possibility of fitting out horse boxes inside, if desired.
Furthermore, it should be noted that a procedure to subdivide the land and remove the parcel from the scope of the Federal Law on Rural Land Rights is underway. This will allow the parcel to be sold as if it were no longer located in an agricultural zone.
