There are houses that impress with the balance of their ensemble.

In Ecublens, in a preserved and remarkably well-connected residential environment, this individual villa brings together a rare combination at the gates of Lausanne: 1,000 m² of land (swimmable), generous volumes, beautiful intimacy, and comfort designed to last.

From the entrance, the feeling of space is imposed. Light is omnipresent, and the high ceilings provide an unusual breath. The vast living room of approximately 60 m² opens widely onto the outdoors, creating a natural continuity between the house, the south-facing terrace, and the garden.

The kitchen is part of the same quality search, with high-end equipment, notably Gaggenau, while the floors, bathrooms, and finishes testify to a choice of sober and durable materials. Here, the standard does not seek to show itself: it is felt in everyday life.

Upstairs, the rooms seduce with their proportions, luminosity, and comfort, far from the more constrained distributions of many contemporary constructions.

The excavated basement of over 85m2 constitutes a real additional potential. Its volumes allow imagining, according to needs, a fitness area, a cinema, an office, or a game room.

In terms of energy, the property benefits from a particularly coherent design: geothermal heat pump, three thermal solar panels, and excellent overall energy efficiency classified B, with CO2 emissions classified A.

Outside, the 1,000 m² plot benefits from an intimate and little exposed environment. It also offers the potential for integrating a pool, subject to the usual validations. The south-facing terrace naturally prolongs the living areas towards the garden.

An electrified double garage as well as several parking possibilities complete the ensemble.

A high-standard family house that offers something rare: space, light, intimacy, and a true quality of life, just a few minutes from Lausanne.