17th-century winegrower's house in the heart of Cully village

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Description

Jewel of Lake Geneva and the Lavaux wine region, Cully is among the most sought-after wine tourism destinations in French-speaking Switzerland. Connected to the cities of Lausanne and Vevey by road or rail, this village benefits from urban comforts such as local shops, schools, and social-cultural events. Built in 1645 and converted into a multi-family house, this old winegrower's house, listed in the historical monuments with a note of 3, weaves subtle links with the authentic spirit of the places and notably its market square. With a useful surface area of approximately 300m2, it develops over 3 levels composed of three entities: On the ground floor: A commercial space, an office as well as a small waiting room and its visitor toilet. A different allocation, even in housing, according to the needs of the future owners is possible. On the 1st floor: A 3.5-room apartment with a balcony, with chic-bohemian looks, renovated in 2017. On the 2nd floor & attic: A family-friendly duplex apartment with 6.5 rooms. A cozy atmosphere mixing authenticity and modernity. The basement has a large, vaulted wine cellar with stone slabs. Many renovation works have been carried out over the last 20 years, giving the whole a more modern and comfortable face. Family project or investment for rental income, this charming house will allow you to enjoy a village context near the lakeside.

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