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Land in Glutières

Beautiful plot, facing south, located in the heights of the small hamlet of Glutières, 10 minutes by car from the resort of Villars and 10 minutes from the motorway and shops, in a quiet environment, enjoying excellent sunshine and a breathtaking view of the plain and the Vaud Alps

Excerpts from the rules of the Glutières plan:

II AREA OF HAMLET

This area aims to safeguard the structure and character of the hamlets of Glutières / La Pousaz which are a part of
important cultural and architectural heritage of the Municipality of Ollon and form a significant element of life
Communal.
The hamlet area is used for agriculture, small crafts and housing in a rural setting.
The characteristic elements of the hamlets, their atmosphere, the volume and the visual aspect of their streets and buildings
must be maintained.

The hamlets are particularly characterized by the architecture of their buildings and in particular:
a) two-sided roofs with a ridge in principle centered and perpendicular to the contour lines;
(b) gray masonry, plastered (lime-washed) and roughly smoothed with a trowel, prevailing over parts of
facades exposed to moisture;
c) Rustically treated and stained wood according to existing houses, predominant on the façade parts under shelter
humidity and annexes in vertical planks;
d) relatively small windows (rectangular standing) with wooden shutters
massif.

The outdoor spaces are marked by:
a) the adaptation of buildings to the configuration of the land with a minimum of retaining walls and embankments
artificial;
(b) the diversity of buildings in detail and their overall harmony;
(c) the richness of high-stem fruit plantations and the absence of non-native vegetation;
d) the narrow street space, varied and punctuated by tightening and openings.
The buildings and alignments of striking facades (designated in the plan) express the architectural character and
urbanistic hamlets and serve as reference.

Architectural principles:
Article 6
Authorities, architects and project managers ensure the respect of the traditional built site and the simplicity of its
architecture that appears in:
a) the location of buildings;
(b) the volume and proportions of the facades;
(c) the ratio and shapes of voids and solid spaces and corbelled and recessed elements;
d) the harmony between the horizontal and vertical elements;
e) the choice and colors of the materials;
f) landscaping of outdoor spaces;
and (g) the modest size and appearance of retaining walls and fences.
For covers, the dark tile (or a material of identical appearance) is mandatory. The slope of the roofs is
between 55 and 90%.

Built heritage to maintain:
Article 7
The striking buildings must be maintained.
They may be modified or, if their maintenance is no longer possible, replaced by new, similar constructions which
scrupulously respect:
a) the alignment (in thick line on the 1: 500 plane);
(b) the template;
c) the expression of the building.
The transformation of the barns into a dwelling is allowed.
Wherever this is feasible, the attics must take daylight on the gable facades. In exceptional circumstances, the
Municipality may authorize the production of snuffboxes or skylights. These constructions must not compromise
the appearance of the building's architecture and their dimensions must be reduced to the minimum set by the requirements of the
safety.
When converting existing buildings, the Municipality may authorize a floor height of less than