The Bell Towers of Monnaz
Project
The Monnaz real estate project blends into the village fabric while respecting its architectural identity and current energy, environmental and construction standards.
It offers 3 family homes: 2 duplex 4.5-room apartments with independent access from the north and south facades, plus a 5.5-room attic apartment, accessible from the east facade via a staircase and semi-private elevator.
Each apartment benefits from a separate entrance, spacious outdoor spaces facing the village center, and a layout suited to medium-sized to large families. Cellars are accessible from the north, while technical rooms are located in the attic to the east.
The preservation of roof slopes and ridge heights ensures harmonious integration into the village's historic setting, while contributing to the modernization of the community.
Town
Monnaz, located in the canton of Vaud, is a commune distinguished by its proximity to nature.
In 2011, it merged with Colombier, Échichens and Saint-Saphorin-sur-Morges to form the commune of Échichens.
An idyllic setting for nature lovers, with varied landscapes ranging from verdant forests to agricultural fields.
The area is predominantly agricultural, and hikers will appreciate the trails that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
Situation
Monnaz, located in the canton of Vaud, is a commune distinguished by its proximity to nature.
In 2011, it merged with Colombier, Échichens and Saint-Saphorin-sur-Morges to form the commune of Échichens.
An idyllic setting for nature lovers, with varied landscapes ranging from verdant forests to agricultural fields.
The area is predominantly agricultural, and hikers will appreciate the trails that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.
Construction and architecture
Sophisticated finishes are planned, with the option of personalizing the spaces. Purchasers will benefit from the support of an interior designer for the choice of kitchen, bathroom fittings and materials, as well as, if desired, advice on decoration and furnishings.
On the exterior, the west facade is distinguished by openings that have been resized for a contemporary look, while retaining the building's historic character thanks to a gable inspired by local heritage and sliding shutters that enhance its appearance. The east facade, meanwhile, opens onto new openings that bring in light.
Features include wood parquet flooring in the living room and an eSmart or equivalent home automation system.
The budget and a detailed description are available on request.
