Between Lake and Vineyards: A Rare Property in Grandvaux
Listing No. 1091-26-2
Between Lake and Vineyards: A Rare Property in Grandvaux
Key features
Nestled in Grandvaux, in the heart of the terraced vineyards of Lavaux, this exceptional detached house enjoys a south-facing exposure and a breathtaking panorama over Lake Geneva and the Alps. Built in 1963 and impeccably maintained, it embodies a refined way of living, combining absolute tranquillity, light and unobstructed views.
On the ground floor, a bright veranda opens onto an elegant living room and a generous dining room, extended by a sun-drenched terrace — the perfect setting for entertaining. The kitchen, functional and well laid out, completes this refined living space. A bedroom and a study, served by a corridor, together with a bathroom and a separate WC, complete this level.
Upstairs, a generous additional living space extends onto a second terrace, offering an equally rare setting to enjoy the sunsets over Lavaux. A study as well as a flexible space, served by a connecting corridor, complete this part of the property and offer fine possibilities for its future owners to design according to their wishes.
In the basement, a wine cellar and a functional laundry room complete this property of character.
The property also stands out for its fireplace, its jacuzzi and its large landscaped garden — a true haven of peace at the heart of the terraced vineyards of Lavaux, a UNESCO World Heritage site. A garage extended by a storage room, together with two outdoor parking spaces, complete the offering.
This house, in excellent overall condition, represents a rare opportunity for those seeking an exceptional living environment between lake and vineyards.
Characteristics
The neighbourhood
Grandvaux is a wine-growing village of Lavaux, on the upper slopes of the municipality of Bourg-en-Lavaux, in the Lavaux-Oron district. Perched on the terraced hillsides listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it overlooks Lake Geneva and offers one of the most sought-after panoramas in the region, between vineyards, water and mountains.
The village benefits from a direct rail connection thanks to its own SBB/CFF station, on the RER Vaud line (S40/S41), with a half-hourly service and a journey time of around 10 minutes to Lausanne. Access to the A9 motorway is also quick, via the Belmont/Lutry or Chexbres junctions, opening onto the whole Lake Geneva arc, from Lausanne to the Vaud Riviera (Vevey, Montreux).
On site, Grandvaux retains an authentic village atmosphere, with its picturesque lanes, wine cellars and restaurants typical of Lavaux. For everyday shopping, the neighbouring towns of Lutry and Cully, a few minutes away by car or train, offer a wide range of shops, supermarkets (Coop, local grocery stores) and services. The Collège du Genevrey, in Bourg-en-Lavaux, provides local schooling, while Lausanne, just a few minutes away, completes the offering in terms of schools, shops and cultural life.
The exceptional natural setting of Lavaux invites walks through the vineyards, discovery of the wine cellars and vineyard paths overlooking the lake, as well as water sports on Lake Geneva. Grandvaux thus combines village tranquillity, heritage charm and excellent accessibility, halfway between Lausanne and the Vaud Riviera.
Documents
Documents available after on-site visit
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