Grandson
Nestled between the lake and the Jura mountains in the North of Vaud, the town 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, named 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 services at hand, Grandson offers an idyllic living environment, where public transport, schools and shops are easily accessible .
Accessibility
The municipality is easily accessible thanks to its proximity to the A5 motorway towards Neuchâtel and the A1 at Yverdon towards Bern or Lausanne. In terms of accessibility, Yverdon town center (10 minutes), major shopping centers (4 minutes), and the motorway entrance are all 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 Swiss Federal Railways (SBB/CFF) train station and a postal bus network. Public transport connects Yverdon station in 4 minutes by train and 14 minutes by postal bus.
Schools
With regard to education, the entire schooling takes place in Grandson, from early childhood to the end of secondary school.
The town also has crèches. The town is involved in the Grandson and surrounding area childcare network, as well as the Foundation that oversees the childcare facilities.
The "Les Petits Loups" kindergarten welcomes 10 children from the age of 2 and a half until they enter school.
Amenities
In Grandson, all the amenities of a small town such as medical services, shops, restaurants, bakeries or eateries are accessible in less than 2 minutes by car.
Hobbies
Grandson is a bit like a treasure trove where life is in full swing! Between community activities, nature walks, movie screenings, and lively football matches, there's something for everyone. History buffs can explore the castle and medieval church, while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the lake shores and campsites. And for sports fans, there's even a BMX club! In short, in Grandson, in the charming Jura-Nord Vaudois district, you'll never be bored, and the warm atmosphere welcomes you with open arms.
Grandson in brief:
District: Jura-Nord Vaudois.
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
EXCLUSIVE - Charming renovated detached house with 4.5 rooms located near Grandson train station .
Spread over two levels plus a basement, the house comprises a beautiful, fully equipped kitchen, a living room with a soapstone fireplace, a dining room, two attractive bedrooms, a bathroom/WC, and an office with a mezzanine (unheated). The lower level offers various storage spaces and could be converted into a 3.5-room apartment with independent access, thus generating additional income.
The building has been renovated over several years (details on request), while retaining the charm of the old building and benefits from heat pump heating and photovoltaic panels .
The exterior includes 2 small, elevated terraces, surrounded by vines and enjoying a beautiful view of the lake and the Alps.
Please note that access to the property is only possible on foot. As the property is located in an agricultural zone, it is impossible to create vehicle access.
Lower ground floor
The main plot of 954 m² is located entirely in an agricultural zone. Therefore, it is not possible to extend the house or create a garage, for example.
Nestled between the lake and the Jura mountains in the North of Vaud, the town 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, named 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 services at hand, Grandson offers an idyllic living environment, where public transport, schools and shops are easily accessible .
Accessibility
The municipality is easily accessible thanks to its proximity to the A5 motorway towards Neuchâtel and the A1 at Yverdon towards Bern or Lausanne. In terms of accessibility, Yverdon town center (10 minutes), major shopping centers (4 minutes), and the motorway entrance are all 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 Swiss Federal Railways (SBB/CFF) train station and a postal bus network. Public transport connects Yverdon station in 4 minutes by train and 14 minutes by postal bus.
Schools
With regard to education, the entire schooling takes place in Grandson, from early childhood to the end of secondary school.
The town also has crèches. The town is involved in the Grandson and surrounding area childcare network, as well as the Foundation that oversees the childcare facilities.
The "Les Petits Loups" kindergarten welcomes 10 children from the age of 2 and a half until they enter school.
Amenities
In Grandson, all the amenities of a small town such as medical services, shops, restaurants, bakeries or eateries are accessible in less than 2 minutes by car.
Hobbies
Grandson is a bit like a treasure trove where life is in full swing! Between community activities, nature walks, movie screenings, and lively football matches, there's something for everyone. History buffs can explore the castle and medieval church, while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy the lake shores and campsites. And for sports fans, there's even a BMX club! In short, in Grandson, in the charming Jura-Nord Vaudois district, you'll never be bored, and the warm atmosphere welcomes you with open arms.
Grandson in brief:
District: Jura-Nord Vaudois.
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
EXCLUSIVE - Charming renovated detached house with 4.5 rooms located near Grandson train station .
Spread over two levels plus a basement, the house comprises a beautiful, fully equipped kitchen, a living room with a soapstone fireplace, a dining room, two attractive bedrooms, a bathroom/WC, and an office with a mezzanine (unheated). The lower level offers various storage spaces and could be converted into a 3.5-room apartment with independent access, thus generating additional income.
The building has been renovated over several years (details on request), while retaining the charm of the old building and benefits from heat pump heating and photovoltaic panels .
The exterior includes 2 small, elevated terraces, surrounded by vines and enjoying a beautiful view of the lake and the Alps.
Please note that access to the property is only possible on foot. As the property is located in an agricultural zone, it is impossible to create vehicle access.
Lower ground floor
- 4 spaces
- Exterior access
- Possibility of creating a separate apartment
- Entrance hall
- Open-plan fitted kitchen
- Living room with soapstone fireplace
- Dining room
- Bathroom / Toilet
- Balcony
- 2 bedrooms
- Office with mezzanine (unheated space)
- 1931 - Construction
- 1999 - Peripheral insulation
- 2008 - Opening of the living areas
- 2008 - Kitchen renovation
- 2012 - Triple glazing
- 2013 - Installation of the fence
- 2016 - Installation of heat pump and solar panels
- 2020 - Roof insulation
- 2020 - Installation of solid oak parquet flooring
- 2020 - Ground floor painting refurbishment
- 2020 - Installation of a soapstone stove
- 2021 - Repainting of the upper floor
- 2023 - Installation of 8 additional solar panels
- 2024 - Battery installation
The main plot of 954 m² is located entirely in an agricultural zone. Therefore, it is not possible to extend the house or create a garage, for example.
