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House to be reinvented on a plot of over 2,700 m²

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Listing No. 2400-26-12

House to be reinvented on a plot of over 2,700 m²

2400 Le Locle, Neuchâtel
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CHF 510'000
Includes: 1 garage space | 2 external parking spaces
From CHF 221 / month
with our partner
Net living area
91 m2
Rooms
4
Bathroom
1
Latest renovation
2017
Availability
To be agreed
2400 Le Locle, Neuchâtel
Clélia Giry
Assisted by Nadège Müller
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Clélia Giry
Nadège Müller
Individual house

On the heights of Locle, at the end of a dead-end road: a family house from 1928, its annexes, and a plot of generous dimensions, for those wishing to carry out their own project.

More than 2,700 m² in one piece, mainly in garden, surrounded by forest, offering an unobstructed view and pleasant light. The part located in the building zone allows for an interesting living space, to be discussed with your architect and the urban planning department, while the rest of the land can accommodate a vegetable garden, an orchard, or animals, as the former stable and chicken coop remind us.

The house is compact: two habitable levels, the ground floor hosting the living areas and a shower room, the upper floor offers two bedrooms and a storage room. All of this is completed by a basement. It needs to be renovated extensively, allowing you to create a property in your image.

The annexes provide beautiful complementary volumes for a workshop, storage, and to accommodate animals: the former masonry stable, a wooden shed, and a garage.

Locle brings together shops, schools, and the CFF train station just a few minutes by car, with Neuchâtel accessible via the tunnel under the Vue-des-Alpes. Set back from everything, the property benefits from a rare tranquility so close to the city.

On the heights of Locle, at the end of a dead-end road: a family house from 1928, its annexes, and a plot of generous dimensions, for those wishing to carry out their own project.

More than 2,700 m² in one piece, mainly in garden, surrounded by forest, offering an unobstructed view and pleasant light. The part located in the building zone allows for an interesting living space, to be discussed with your architect and the urban planning department, while the rest of the land can accommodate a vegetable garden, an orchard, or animals, as the former stable and chicken coop remind us.

The house is compact: two habitable levels, the ground floor hosting the living areas and a shower room, the upper floor offers two bedrooms and a storage room. All of this is completed by a basement. It needs to be renovated extensively, allowing you to create a property in your image.

The annexes provide beautiful complementary volumes for a workshop, storage, and to accommodate animals: the former masonry stable, a wooden shed, and a garage.

Locle brings together shops, schools, and the CFF train station just a few minutes by car, with Neuchâtel accessible via the tunnel under the Vue-des-Alpes. Set back from everything, the property benefits from a rare tranquility so close to the city.

A lot of potential
Large plot
Unobstructed view of the valley
Quiet location
At the edge of the forest
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In details

Characteristics

Plot area
2'717 m2
Volume
1'048 m3 (Building Insurance)
Garage space
1
Parkings
2
Rooms
4
Bedrooms
2
Bathroom
1
Bathroom amenities
Shower
Type of kitchen
Separated kitchen
Floors
2
Exposure
South-West
Elevation
979 m
Outdoor living space
Construction
1928
Property condition
Important renovations needed
Construction type
Concrete / Solid
Roof type
Sloping
View
Unoverlooked, unobstructed view
Type of glazing
Double glazing
Type of windows
Plastic
Parking lot
Numerous annexes
Garage
Outdoor parking space
Outdoor space
Spacious outdoor area
Energy
Gas heating
Wood stove
Micro-location
Very quiet location
Heating system
Condensing boiler
Primary source(s) of energy
Gas
Energy used for cooking
Electricity
Heat distribution
Hydraulic radiators
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Financing this property

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2400 Le Locle, Neuchâtel
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Documents

Strike Financial Analysis of the property

Documents available after on-site visit

Cadastral plan(s)
ECAP Building Insurance
Recent extract(s) from the land register
Architect's plans Not uploaded
Electrical OIBT/NIV inspection Not uploaded

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Clélia Giry
Nadège Müller
Clélia Giry
Assisted by Nadège Müller

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