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À vendre Maison

House for sale, Rue des Plantys 37 (Chamoson, Switzerland)

Maison à vendre · Chamoson · 16 pièces · 450 m²

Publié le 06.06.2026

1 400 000 CHF 3 111 CHF/m2

16 pièces

450 m2

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Description

The plot consists of two separate buildings, an old village house and an adjoining barn with an area of 102 m². The building comprises six rental apartments on three levels – basement, ground floor, upper floor and attic – with a living space of around 500 m². There are 16 rooms in total, including four south-facing balconies that offer plenty of sun and views of the surrounding mountains.

The 402 m² garden with its vegetable garden surrounds the building in a green setting where the adjacent vineyards give an authentic character. Ten outdoor parking spaces and four garage boxes round off the offer – a rarity for a building of this kind. Inside, the cellars and the carnotzet offer storage space and space for social occasions that are appreciated by tenants. Heating is provided by an oil heating system with radiators and hot water.

The property itself is particularly noteworthy: it is buildable, has an area of 1,075 m² and thus offers concrete development potential for an investor or property developer who wants to densify or upgrade the property in the long term. The building also offers rental income potential through the six units (2 of which are currently rented), with room for future projects. The property needs some renovation work.

Features of the object:

Property type: Investment property – village house Plot: 1075 m² Living space: approx. 450 m² Levels: basement, ground floor, upper floor and attic Number of rooms: 16 Rental apartments: 6 (2 of which are currently rented) Balcony: 4, south facing Garden: 402 m², of which vegetable garden Outdoor parking spaces: 10 Garages: 4 boxes Heating: oil heating, radiators Hot water: oil Windows: Double glazing Extensions: Keller, Carnotzet Location: quiet, with a view of the mountains

Terms of sale:

Availability by arrangement
Sold in the same condition as it is in.
Notary and registration costs are to be borne by the buyer.
The sale can be considered both as a main or secondary residence and as part of a rental investment.