Just a stone's throw from the Olympic Museum, in the heart of the sought-after Florimont district, the "Villa Olivier" sits imposingly between Avenue Juste-Olivier and Avenue des Alpes. Built in 1905 in an Italian neo-Baroque style, this characterful building, comprising four condominium lots, showcases meticulous architecture that has preserved its original character over time.
The two apartments for sale are located on the upper and first floors. Currently connected by an internal staircase, they together comprise nearly 540 m² of living space and represent a rare opportunity in the city. However, the separate sale of the units remains possible.
On the upper ground floor, a 7.5-room apartment offers approximately 270 m² of living space. Its generous proportions, decorated ceilings, period parquet floors, and fireplaces create a timeless atmosphere, while direct access to the garden adds additional charm. An attic space and a cellar complete the property.
Upstairs, a second 8.5-room apartment also spans approximately 270 m². Extended by three balconies totaling 16.5 m², it is distinguished by its high ceilings, its stained-glass veranda windows, and the finesse of its antique finishes. It also benefits from an attic and a cellar.
Two outdoor parking spaces are added, combining the heritage charm of the building with the practicality of a privileged location in the heart of Lausanne.
The two apartments for sale are located on the upper and first floors. Currently connected by an internal staircase, they together comprise nearly 540 m² of living space and represent a rare opportunity in the city. However, the separate sale of the units remains possible.
On the upper ground floor, a 7.5-room apartment offers approximately 270 m² of living space. Its generous proportions, decorated ceilings, period parquet floors, and fireplaces create a timeless atmosphere, while direct access to the garden adds additional charm. An attic space and a cellar complete the property.
Upstairs, a second 8.5-room apartment also spans approximately 270 m². Extended by three balconies totaling 16.5 m², it is distinguished by its high ceilings, its stained-glass veranda windows, and the finesse of its antique finishes. It also benefits from an attic and a cellar.
Two outdoor parking spaces are added, combining the heritage charm of the building with the practicality of a privileged location in the heart of Lausanne.
