view of home
dining space featuring a high wood beamed ceiling and wood-type flooring
dining room featuring a high wood beamed ceiling, pendant lighting, and hardwood / wood-style floors
room with light wood-type flooring, wooden ceiling, and vaulted ceiling with beams
room featuring lofted ceiling with beams, wood finished floors, wooden ceiling, radiator, and multiple windows
full bath featuring tiled bath, tile walls, beamed ceiling, and vanity
room featuring a skylight, light wood finished floors, and a wood ceiling with exposed beams
kitchen featuring rail lighting, dark countertops, a center island, light tile patterned flooring, and modern cabinets
patio / terrace with a patio
view of parking with a parking deck
outdoor house featuring an outdoor structure
unfurnished room with recessed lighting, french doors, light wood-style flooring, radiator, and wooden ceiling
kitchen featuring stainless steel oven, dark countertops, track lighting, dishwasher, and white cabinets
kitchen featuring track lighting, white cabinetry, black electric cooktop, oven, and dark stone counters
full bathroom with a shower stall and toilet
kitchen featuring wooden ceiling, decorative backsplash, dishwasher, decorative light fixtures, and light tile patterned floors
room featuring wood ceiling and light wood finished floors
outdoor house featuring a tiled roof and a chimney
map / location

Village house from 1850 with preserved charm, workshop of 185 m²

Virtual viewing
Virtual viewing
Plans
Plans
Solar simulation
Solar simulation

Listing No. 1357-26-2

Village house from 1850 with preserved charm, workshop of 185 m²

1357 Lignerolle, Vaud
|
CHF 1'450'000
Includes: 4 external parking spaces
From CHF 628 / month
with our partner
Useful area
586 m2
Rooms
7.5
Bathrooms
3
Latest renovation
2026
Availability
To be agreed
1357 Lignerolle, Vaud
Clélia Giry
Assisted by Nadège Müller
Contact our team
Clélia Giry
Nadège Müller
Individual house

In the heart of the village of Lignerolle, this building from 1850 is a rare property: it combines under one roof a spacious character apartment, an independent studio, and activity spaces that are almost never found in a village house.

Completely rethought in 1984, including the roof, this former farmhouse has been renovated with noble materials — cut stone, brick, exposed beams — while respecting its original soul.

The main apartment, with 210 m² of living space, immediately charms with its ceiling height of over 4 meters and the character of its carefully preserved beams. Life is organized around the living room, facing west, which benefits from afternoon and evening light, with a superb view of the Lignerolle bell tower and the Jura. The balcony, also facing west, opens from the kitchen: perfect for setting the table outside in two steps and extending meals into the evening. The stone stove adds both character and remarkably efficient warmth.

Four comfortable bedrooms complete the apartment, one of which is enhanced by a mezzanine, providing additional space for extra bedding.

A very cozy independent studio rounds out the property. Currently rented, it provides a steady rental income.

The ancillary spaces stand out particularly: a 185 m² workshop-garage, topped by an office with a covered terrace, and a spacious basement open the door to an independent activity that requires space — carpentry, landscaping, car collection, artist studio. A magnificent vaulted stone wine cellar also finds its place here. This vast space has its own break room, equipped with a kitchen and restroom, ideal for employees.

Outside, a vegetable garden, 4 parking spaces, including one covered, and a storage area facilitate daily life.

On the technical side, the gas boiler and water heater were replaced in 2026, and the heating circuits have been revised and purged.

Lignerolle offers an authentic village setting at the foot of the Jura, just minutes from Orbe and Vallorbe, with access to the highway placing Yverdon-les-Bains and the Lake Geneva region within reach.


** Virtual tour available soon**

In the heart of the village of Lignerolle, this building from 1850 is a rare property: it combines under one roof a spacious character apartment, an independent studio, and activity spaces that are almost never found in a village house.

Completely rethought in 1984, including the roof, this former farmhouse has been renovated with noble materials — cut stone, brick, exposed beams — while respecting its original soul.

The main apartment, with 210 m² of living space, immediately charms with its ceiling height of over 4 meters and the character of its carefully preserved beams. Life is organized around the living room, facing west, which benefits from afternoon and evening light, with a superb view of the Lignerolle bell tower and the Jura. The balcony, also facing west, opens from the kitchen: perfect for setting the table outside in two steps and extending meals into the evening. The stone stove adds both character and remarkably efficient warmth.

Four comfortable bedrooms complete the apartment, one of which is enhanced by a mezzanine, providing additional space for extra bedding.

A very cozy independent studio rounds out the property. Currently rented, it provides a steady rental income.

The ancillary spaces stand out particularly: a 185 m² workshop-garage, topped by an office with a covered terrace, and a spacious basement open the door to an independent activity that requires space — carpentry, landscaping, car collection, artist studio. A magnificent vaulted stone wine cellar also finds its place here. This vast space has its own break room, equipped with a kitchen and restroom, ideal for employees.

Outside, a vegetable garden, 4 parking spaces, including one covered, and a storage area facilitate daily life.

On the technical side, the gas boiler and water heater were replaced in 2026, and the heating circuits have been revised and purged.

Lignerolle offers an authentic village setting at the foot of the Jura, just minutes from Orbe and Vallorbe, with access to the highway placing Yverdon-les-Bains and the Lake Geneva region within reach.


** Virtual tour available soon**

Ideal for independent activity
Lots of character
Beautiful ceiling height
New heating system
Workshop / Garage of 185 m² with basement, office, and break room
Automatically translated. See page in French
In details

Characteristics

Net living area
257 m2
Plot area
496 m2
Workshop space
185 m2
Volume
2'001 m3 (Building Insurance)
Parkings
4
Rooms
7.5
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
3
Bathroom amenities
Shower, Bath, Window
Flooring type
Tile, Hardwood parquet
Type of kitchen
Separated kitchen, Built-in kitchen
Separate WCs
2
Floors
4
Exposure
West
Elevation
770 m
Construction
1850
Property condition
Refurbished
Construction type
Concrete / Solid
Roof type
Sloping
View
Unoverlooked, unobstructed view
Type of glazing
Double glazing
Type of windows
Wood
Finish
Superbly showcased framework
Generous ceiling height
Place / Room
Vaulted stone wine cellar
Independent studio
Large workshop with offices
Master bedroom
Mezzanine
Extensive storage options
Built-in closet
Bathroom(s) with window(s)
Utility Room
Balcony
Micro-location
View of the Jura
Central location with quiet ambience
Energy
Gas heating
Heating
Radiator heating
Soapstone stove
Floor heating
Outdoor space
Covered terrace
Garden storage area
Vegetable garden
Parking lot
Outdoor parking spaces
Carport
Energy certificate type
GEAK/CECB
Certification date
September 2026
Validity period
10 years - until September 2036
Heating system
Condensing boiler
Primary source(s) of energy
Gas
Energy used for cooking
Electricity
Heat distribution
Hydraulic radiators
Automatically translated. See page in French
In figures

Financing this property

What income and equity will you need to finance this property?

Indicative annual household revenue
CHF *******
Display
Theoretical equity required
-
of which must come from your savings
Purchasing price
CHF 1'450'000
Purchasing price
CHF 1'450'000
-
Purchase expenses | from 4.5% - Vaud
80%
20%
-
Mortgage
-
Equity | min. 20%

How much does this property cost per month?

%
Total theoretical monthly costs
Interest
Charges & maintenance
Amortization
Ground rent
Management fees

Interested in this property? Stack all the odds in your favour!

Presenting a financing certificate during your visit is a considerable advantage to help you stand out.

Micro-situation

The neighbourhood

1357 Lignerolle, Vaud
|

Documents

Strike Financial Analysis of the property

Documents available after on-site visit

Architect's plans
CECB Certificate
ECA Building Insurance
Plan de servitude
Recent extract(s) from the land register
Electrical OIBT/NIV inspection Not uploaded

Frequently asked questions

Neho stands for full transparency – including when it comes to buying your property. Taking the virtual tour is necessary before you can request a viewing appointment for the following reasons:

  1. Saving time: Explore the property from home and check if it meets your criteria.
  2. Pre-selection: Quickly compare multiple properties and filter out those that do not suit you. 
  3. Detailed view: Our virtual 360-degree tours offer a complete and realistic overview of the property. Through the virtual tour, you can better picture the room sizes and explore small storage spaces. This way, you will avoid unpleasant surprises during the viewing appointment.

We pre-qualify all potential buyers by checking whether they can actually afford the property in question. This way, sellers know right away that you are seriously interested in buying, saving you and the seller a lot of time and effort. 

Process: To assess your solvency, we recommend a brief phone call with our financial partner, Strike. Alternatively, we can talk directly with your bank advisor and obtain the necessary information from them. 

Proof of funds: For properties with high demand, a proof of funds may be required before the viewing appointment. Our financial partner Strike will be happy to issue this document for you on short notice. 

We advise that you prepare for the viewing appointment. It is best to have already discussed possible mortgage options with one or more financial institutions. Our financial partner Strike will gladly provide you with an attractive second offer. Schedule a free phone appointment now.

Some sellers choose to conduct the viewings themselves. In most cases, however, it will be our agents who conduct the viewings. In either case, Neho organises the viewing appointments. In terms of information, both the agent and the owner are equally qualified to provide you with accurate and complete information about the property.

Please find all the steps to buying a Neho property listed below so you can prepare for the steps ahead: 

  1. Create a Neho account or log in.
  2. View the listing and especially the virtual tour.
  3. Request a viewing appointment through our website. Our team will contact you to schedule an appointment.
  4. Attend the viewing.
  5. If not already done: Plan for your mortgage and request proof of funds from your bank advisor.
  6. Discuss your impression of the viewing with us.
  7. Still interested? Submit an offer through our platform and discuss the details with the agent.
  8. Choose your notary (only applicable in cantons without public notary offices).

Nearby listings

Don't miss out on any properties thanks to Early Access alerts

Create an alert to receive all the listings matching your criteria by email, even before they are officially published.

Create an alert
At your disposal

Contact your local team

This property is being sold by our local team in Lignerolle. Contact us to find out more about this property or book a viewing.

Clélia Giry
Nadège Müller
Clélia Giry
Assisted by Nadège Müller

Sell your property at the best price

Save tens of thousands of francs with our fixed price brokerage package.
Benefit from the support of your dedicated local agent and track the progress of your sale in real time thanks to our online platform.

Valuate my property for free
Purple logo of the real estate agency Neho
Thinking about selling your property?

Local agents|10'600 satisfied sellers|Fair fixed fee