Grandson , nestled between the lake and the Jura in the North of Vaud, enjoys a privileged location in the immediate vicinity of Yverdon-les-Bains.
The commune includes the village of Grandson, the charming hamlets of Tuileries-de-Grandson and Corcelettes, as well as a picturesque estate nestled on the slopes of Chasseron, called La Grandsonnaz, which has been owned by the commune since the 17th century. This estate houses an alpine restaurant and a cheese dairy.
With all amenities within easy reach, Grandson offers an idyllic living environment, where public transport, schools and shops are easily accessible.
Accessibility
The municipality is easily accessible thanks to the proximity of the A5 motorway towards Neuchâtel and the A1 motorway in Yverdon towards Bern or Lausanne. In terms of accessibility, Yverdon city center (10 minutes), major shopping centers (4 minutes), and the motorway entrance are just a 5-minute drive away. Lausanne is 34 minutes away, Neuchâtel 25 minutes, and Bern less than an hour.
Public transport is also well developed, with a SBB train station and a postal bus network. Public transport connects Yverdon station in 4 minutes by train and 14 minutes by postal bus.
Schools
As far as education is concerned, the entire school career takes place in Grandson, from early childhood to the end of secondary school.
Daycare centers are also located in the municipality. The municipality is involved in the Grandson and surrounding area childcare network, as well as the Foundation that oversees childcare facilities.
The "Les Petits Loups" kindergarten welcomes 10 children from the age of 2 and a half until they start school.
Amenities
In Grandson, all the amenities of a small town such as medical services, shops, restaurants, bakeries or restaurants are accessible in less than 2 minutes by car.
Hobbies
Grandson is a bit like a treasure chest where life is in full swing! Between community activities, nature getaways, movie nights, and lively football matches, there's something for everyone. History buffs can explore the castle and medieval church, while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the lakeside and camping areas. And for the sporty types, there's even a BMX club! In short, in Grandson, in the charming Jura-Nord vaudois district, there's never a dull moment, and the warm atmosphere welcomes you with open arms.
Grandson in brief:
District: Jura-North Vaud.
Nickname: the Bocans (the Goats)
Population: 3,398 (December 31, 2022)
Altitude: Min. 435 m / Max. 535m
Area: 785 ha
Tax rate: 69 points
Website: http://www.grandson.ch
Lot 2: Loft on the ground floor
In the Tuileries de Grandson, a stone's throw from Yverdon-les-Bains, this former factory is undergoing a complete conversion to house an original project of four loft-style apartments. The location is distinguished by its ideal accessibility thanks to its immediate proximity to the motorway and major roads, while remaining close to the city center and amenities.
The building has been completely redesigned to offer modern, bright spaces. Each apartment, designed in a loft style, offers flexible spaces tailored to the desires and needs of its future buyers. A balcony pleasantly extends the living space and reinforces the feeling of openness.
Each lot benefits from an individual garage available in addition to the sale price (CHF 40,000). A generous cellar completes the package.
Externally, the architecture retains the industrial character of the site while remaining part of a coherent and contemporary residential project. Comfort is ensured by a heat pump coupled with photovoltaic panels, guaranteeing sustainable energy performance.
The commune includes the village of Grandson, the charming hamlets of Tuileries-de-Grandson and Corcelettes, as well as a picturesque estate nestled on the slopes of Chasseron, called La Grandsonnaz, which has been owned by the commune since the 17th century. This estate houses an alpine restaurant and a cheese dairy.
With all amenities within easy reach, Grandson offers an idyllic living environment, where public transport, schools and shops are easily accessible.
Accessibility
The municipality is easily accessible thanks to the proximity of the A5 motorway towards Neuchâtel and the A1 motorway in Yverdon towards Bern or Lausanne. In terms of accessibility, Yverdon city center (10 minutes), major shopping centers (4 minutes), and the motorway entrance are just a 5-minute drive away. Lausanne is 34 minutes away, Neuchâtel 25 minutes, and Bern less than an hour.
Public transport is also well developed, with a SBB train station and a postal bus network. Public transport connects Yverdon station in 4 minutes by train and 14 minutes by postal bus.
Schools
As far as education is concerned, the entire school career takes place in Grandson, from early childhood to the end of secondary school.
Daycare centers are also located in the municipality. The municipality is involved in the Grandson and surrounding area childcare network, as well as the Foundation that oversees childcare facilities.
The "Les Petits Loups" kindergarten welcomes 10 children from the age of 2 and a half until they start school.
Amenities
In Grandson, all the amenities of a small town such as medical services, shops, restaurants, bakeries or restaurants are accessible in less than 2 minutes by car.
Hobbies
Grandson is a bit like a treasure chest where life is in full swing! Between community activities, nature getaways, movie nights, and lively football matches, there's something for everyone. History buffs can explore the castle and medieval church, while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the lakeside and camping areas. And for the sporty types, there's even a BMX club! In short, in Grandson, in the charming Jura-Nord vaudois district, there's never a dull moment, and the warm atmosphere welcomes you with open arms.
Grandson in brief:
District: Jura-North Vaud.
Nickname: the Bocans (the Goats)
Population: 3,398 (December 31, 2022)
Altitude: Min. 435 m / Max. 535m
Area: 785 ha
Tax rate: 69 points
Website: http://www.grandson.ch
Lot 2: Loft on the ground floor
In the Tuileries de Grandson, a stone's throw from Yverdon-les-Bains, this former factory is undergoing a complete conversion to house an original project of four loft-style apartments. The location is distinguished by its ideal accessibility thanks to its immediate proximity to the motorway and major roads, while remaining close to the city center and amenities.
The building has been completely redesigned to offer modern, bright spaces. Each apartment, designed in a loft style, offers flexible spaces tailored to the desires and needs of its future buyers. A balcony pleasantly extends the living space and reinforces the feeling of openness.
Each lot benefits from an individual garage available in addition to the sale price (CHF 40,000). A generous cellar completes the package.
Externally, the architecture retains the industrial character of the site while remaining part of a coherent and contemporary residential project. Comfort is ensured by a heat pump coupled with photovoltaic panels, guaranteeing sustainable energy performance.
