Built in 1890 and meticulously renovated, this listed manor house embodies timeless elegance and old-world charm, sublimated by contemporary comfort. Its Tuscan-inspired Art Nouveau style, colorful stained glass windows, Carouge earthenware and solid oak parquet floors give it a unique and rare personality. Regularly maintained and equipped with solar panels, it combines architectural refinement and modernity.

Erected over three floors and crowned by a turret, the property stands in the heart of 2,120 m² of wooded parkland. Its majestic appearance and unspoilt surroundings make it an outstanding property with potential for expansion.

It currently comprises three independent apartments:

Ground floor: a refined apartment of over 165 m² with winter garden and direct access to the private garden.

First floor: a second apartment of 165 m², bright and harmonious, ideal for family life.

Duplex at the top: an original dwelling opening onto a spectacular 60 m² terrace (extendable to 180 m²), a veritable suspended balcony facing the mountains, with no overlooking.

A vast basement with cellars, two box garages, two underground garages as well as a large outdoor space providing parking for around ten vehicles complete this exceptional property.

Two of the three apartments are currently rented. As all leases have been terminated, the house will be free of occupation on sale, offering total flexibility as to its future.

Finally, the property benefits from a privileged location: in the immediate vicinity of public transport (bus and Lancy-Bachet station), schools and a sports center, guaranteeing comfort and practicality on a daily basis.

This property is more than just a home: it's a unique architectural heritage, a place steeped in history and a rare opportunity in the canton.