Located in Territet on the first line of the lake, in close proximity to the city center of Montreux, the Villa Beauregard extends over a vast plot of 2'587 m². This majestic house, built around 1880 by Amy Chessex for his personal use, stands out for its Belle Epoque architecture.



The villa extends over four levels and offers a living area of approximately 1'200 m², comprising 24 spacious and bright rooms. Amy Chessex had a superstitious side that led him to arrange seven rooms per floor, with each room having five or seven openings (doors, windows).



The villa has three external balconies and large terraces, allowing you to fully enjoy the exceptional view of the mountains and Lake Geneva.



In addition to the undeniable beauty of its finishes, it benefits from reception rooms adorned with ceiling moldings and magnificent solid wood parquet floors, of generous dimensions.



The lush garden, equipped with an automatic irrigation system, creates an idyllic and peaceful setting. Large hangars and a garage box provide additional storage spaces. Possibility of creating an indoor pool, gym, theater room.



The enchanting setting and the breathtaking view make it an exceptional residence, ideal for those seeking a historic home with a unique character and privileged geographical location.