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A rural period property that has been completely renovated, and comprises of three apartments.

Situated in a hamlet to the south of the old quarter of Chêne-Bourg, this impressive house is set over three storeys.

According to historical records, this building was built in 1806, having originally been used as a barn and serving also as a stable. After suffering damage in 1833, by 1844 it had been partially rebuilt, becoming a rural house standing under a single gable roof, with living quarters, a barn, stables and a hayloft.

Throughout the years they have spent in this house, the current owners have perfectly and meticulously maintained the entirety of the property. This includes three lots that have undergone renovations, as and when they have been required.

In its current condition, we estimate the theoretical return for this property to be 4%.

The property is laid out as follows:

-A triplex apartment, measuring 141m2, with an apartment lift. This is currently used by its owners; it was completely renovated in 2009. They also have use of an exclusive garden, a dovecote and a spacious new garage for two cars.

-On the 1st floor is a 3-room flat of 58m2, which was renovated in 2015 and is currently rented at 1'700 CHF per month. There is a basement space, as well as exclusive use of a washing machine located in a laundry room that is shared by both apartments.

-On the 2nd floor is a 4-room flat of 82m2, which was renovated in 2017 and is currently rented at CHF 2'150 per month. This has a basement space, as well as an exclusive use of a washing machine located in the shared laundry room.

There is potential here for an extension to be planned by renovating the generously-sized, unused barn, as well as potential to regenerate the carnotzet (a traditional wine-tasting room in the cellar) and the attic. Any of these potential works, if carried out, would effectively increase the property's profitability.