Row house 11 rooms
- 300 m2
- 7
- 3
- 11
17th century winegrower's house in the heart of the village of Cully
Jewels of Lake Geneva and the Lavaux wine region, Cully is among the most popular wine tourism destinations in French-speaking Switzerland. Connected to the cities of Lausanne and Vevey by road or rail, this town benefits from urban comfort such as local shops, schools and social-cultural activities.
Built in 1645 and converted into a multi-family dwelling, this former winegrower's house listed in note 3 as a historic monument weaves subtle links with the authentic spirit of the place and in particular its market square.
With a useful surface area of approximately 300m2, it is spread over 3 levels made up of three entities:
On the ground floor:
A commercial premises, an office as well as a small waiting room and its visitor WC.
A different assignment, even in a home, depending on the needs of the future owners is possible.
On the 1st floor:
A 3.5 room apartment with balcony, with a bohemian chic look, renovated in 2017.
On the 2nd floor
