The city of Neuchâtel is located on the north shore of the lake of the same name. Its medieval old town extends from Neuchâtel Castle, dating back to the 12th century. Nearby, the Collégiale is a Gothic church built during the same period. In Neuchâtel's architecture, one finds the yellow stone known as "Hauterive stone" which gives the facades their typical brightness.

Built in 2010, this building with 15 apartments offers a central and modern living environment. The building benefits from thermal solar panels and triple glazing.

On the first floor, the apartment opens onto a spacious corridor where the first two bedrooms are located. A first shower room/WC completes this space. Just before the living room, a large parental bedroom with an adjacent bathroom/WC finishes the sleeping area.

The large living room extends to the south and offers a pleasant living room prolonged by an open kitchen. The balcony completes this comfortable apartment.

There is also a covered parking space and a private cellar.