Villars-Burquin - Municipality of Tévenon
Villars-Burquin is a former commune in the canton of Vaud, in the Jura-Nord vaudois district. In 2011, it merged with Fontanezier, Romairon, and Vaugondry to form the new commune of Tévenon. Located on the southern slopes of the Jura Mountains, the village sits at an altitude of approximately 749 meters, offering panoramic views of Lake Neuchâtel and the Bernese Alps. Historically, Villars-Burquin was a farming village that evolved towards a residential orientation over the decades. Today, agriculture focuses mainly on crops in the lower part of the commune, while
that livestock farming and dairy production predominate in the heights of the Jura.
Access and Transport:
The town is well served by public transport. Just 30 minutes from Yverdon-les-Bains and just over an hour from Neuchâtel, Villars-Burquin offers a
Easy access to major cities. A regular post bus service connects the commune to Yverdon, and during the summer, the line extends to Couvet NE. For those who prefer to drive, journeys to Yverdon (less than 20 minutes) and Neuchâtel (less than 30 minutes) are also quick thanks to the nearby A5 motorway.
Education:
Villars-Burquin is part of the Grandson primary and secondary school, welcoming nearly 1,400 students from grades 1 to 11, from all the region's municipalities. In addition, the municipality is a member of the Grandson and Surrounding Area Childcare Network (RAdEGE).
Amenities:
The village offers basic amenities, including a local cheese shop. For a wider range of services and shops, residents can travel to Yverdon or Neuchâtel. The "En Chamard" shopping complex, Yverdon town center, and neighboring communities offer a full range of services, from restaurants to medical and banking services.
Leisure and Culture:
Villars-Burquin is an ideal location for hikers thanks to its chalet-restaurants and its proximity to Lake Neuchâtel for water sports. The surrounding area offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and swimming. The population, mostly made up of commuters, appreciates the harmony between the feeling of independence provided by the panoramic view and the lively social life of festivals, societies, and local businesses.
Tévenon in brief: (formerly Villars-Burquin)
This duplex apartment, halfway between an apartment and a villa, is located in a small two-unit condominium with shared access via the lower ground floor. This space provides access to private entrances as well as a shared laundry room.
On the main floor, the living room captivates with its generous volumes, highlighted by a beautiful ceiling height up to the ridge, exposed beams and a fireplace that accentuates the warm character of the place. An office space, two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower complete this level.
The top floor houses a large master suite of approximately 40 m² comprising a bedroom, a bathroom and a dressing room.
The apartment-villa boasts a private garden spanning over 1,000 m². This outdoor space offers a lush setting, ideal for leisure activities, al fresco dining, or gardening, while enjoying exceptional views of the mountains and lake.
Two outdoor parking spaces are allocated to the lot and included in the sale price.
The property is currently rented, offering an interesting opportunity for an investor looking for a profitable property.
Additional information
Villars-Burquin is a former commune in the canton of Vaud, in the Jura-Nord vaudois district. In 2011, it merged with Fontanezier, Romairon, and Vaugondry to form the new commune of Tévenon. Located on the southern slopes of the Jura Mountains, the village sits at an altitude of approximately 749 meters, offering panoramic views of Lake Neuchâtel and the Bernese Alps. Historically, Villars-Burquin was a farming village that evolved towards a residential orientation over the decades. Today, agriculture focuses mainly on crops in the lower part of the commune, while
that livestock farming and dairy production predominate in the heights of the Jura.
Access and Transport:
The town is well served by public transport. Just 30 minutes from Yverdon-les-Bains and just over an hour from Neuchâtel, Villars-Burquin offers a
Easy access to major cities. A regular post bus service connects the commune to Yverdon, and during the summer, the line extends to Couvet NE. For those who prefer to drive, journeys to Yverdon (less than 20 minutes) and Neuchâtel (less than 30 minutes) are also quick thanks to the nearby A5 motorway.
Education:
Villars-Burquin is part of the Grandson primary and secondary school, welcoming nearly 1,400 students from grades 1 to 11, from all the region's municipalities. In addition, the municipality is a member of the Grandson and Surrounding Area Childcare Network (RAdEGE).
Amenities:
The village offers basic amenities, including a local cheese shop. For a wider range of services and shops, residents can travel to Yverdon or Neuchâtel. The "En Chamard" shopping complex, Yverdon town center, and neighboring communities offer a full range of services, from restaurants to medical and banking services.
Leisure and Culture:
Villars-Burquin is an ideal location for hikers thanks to its chalet-restaurants and its proximity to Lake Neuchâtel for water sports. The surrounding area offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and swimming. The population, mostly made up of commuters, appreciates the harmony between the feeling of independence provided by the panoramic view and the lively social life of festivals, societies, and local businesses.
Tévenon in brief: (formerly Villars-Burquin)
- District: Jura-North Vaud
- Municipality: Tévenon (since 2011)
- Name of the inhabitants: the Wrens
- Population: 867 (01.01.2023)
- Altitude: 749 m
- Area: 4.81 km²
- Tax rate: 73
- Website: https://www.tevenon.ch
This duplex apartment, halfway between an apartment and a villa, is located in a small two-unit condominium with shared access via the lower ground floor. This space provides access to private entrances as well as a shared laundry room.
On the main floor, the living room captivates with its generous volumes, highlighted by a beautiful ceiling height up to the ridge, exposed beams and a fireplace that accentuates the warm character of the place. An office space, two bedrooms and a bathroom with shower complete this level.
The top floor houses a large master suite of approximately 40 m² comprising a bedroom, a bathroom and a dressing room.
The apartment-villa boasts a private garden spanning over 1,000 m². This outdoor space offers a lush setting, ideal for leisure activities, al fresco dining, or gardening, while enjoying exceptional views of the mountains and lake.
Two outdoor parking spaces are allocated to the lot and included in the sale price.
The property is currently rented, offering an interesting opportunity for an investor looking for a profitable property.
Additional information
- Glazing: Double wooden glazing (2006)
- Appliances: Dishwasher (2024) and ceramic hob (2017)
