Villa “La Fleur des Alpes” – designed by Pierre Pavesi
Nestled in the prestigious Lausanne sub-station district, between the shores of Lake Geneva and the city center, in the immediate vicinity of Parc de Milan, the villa "La Fleur des Alpes" enjoys a most enviable location. The CFF train station is accessible in less than 10 minutes on foot, as are numerous schools, shops, and public transportation.
Built in 1927 by renowned Lausanne architect Pierre Pavesi, the villa exemplifies the timeless charm of the period's architecture. Its preserved classical features—generous volumes, high ceilings, and ornate balconies—provide character and authenticity.
The property consists of three rented apartments of approximately 82 m² each, offering a harmonious and bright distribution:
• Upper ground floor: a 4-room apartment.
• 1st floor: a 4.5 room apartment with two balconies and a beautiful view
on the lake.
• 2nd floor: a 4.5 room apartment, extended by a mezzanine
fitted out, also facing the lake.
In addition, the lower ground floor houses a room currently used as an office, as well as technical and service areas.
Today, the villa generates an annual rental income of approximately CHF 90,000, offering immediate profitability for an investor. Its layout and strategic location also offer real opportunities for development and enhancement.
A rare property, which appeals to both lovers of historic Lausanne residences and savvy investors looking for a heritage investment combining charm, yield and potential.
Nestled in the prestigious Lausanne sub-station district, between the shores of Lake Geneva and the city center, in the immediate vicinity of Parc de Milan, the villa "La Fleur des Alpes" enjoys a most enviable location. The CFF train station is accessible in less than 10 minutes on foot, as are numerous schools, shops, and public transportation.
Built in 1927 by renowned Lausanne architect Pierre Pavesi, the villa exemplifies the timeless charm of the period's architecture. Its preserved classical features—generous volumes, high ceilings, and ornate balconies—provide character and authenticity.
The property consists of three rented apartments of approximately 82 m² each, offering a harmonious and bright distribution:
• Upper ground floor: a 4-room apartment.
• 1st floor: a 4.5 room apartment with two balconies and a beautiful view
on the lake.
• 2nd floor: a 4.5 room apartment, extended by a mezzanine
fitted out, also facing the lake.
In addition, the lower ground floor houses a room currently used as an office, as well as technical and service areas.
Today, the villa generates an annual rental income of approximately CHF 90,000, offering immediate profitability for an investor. Its layout and strategic location also offer real opportunities for development and enhancement.
A rare property, which appeals to both lovers of historic Lausanne residences and savvy investors looking for a heritage investment combining charm, yield and potential.
