"New 5.5-room apartment on the floor with roof terrace"

In Grandson, Les Terrasses de Coudrex bring together four new 5.5-room apartments in two contemporary villas. Private gardens or roof terraces, view of Lake Neuchâtel and the Alps: a rare address, between nature and comfort.

Located on a plot of over 3,000 m², these two villas with pure architecture accommodate only four apartments, widely open to vegetation and the lake. Offering living areas between 130 and 150 m², each apartment is distinguished by its generous volumes, bright spaces, and careful finishes.

The apartments benefit from customizable finishes, a reversible air-water heat pump, and photovoltaic panels. A private cellar and two parking spaces in the underground garage, offered as an option, complete each apartment.

Located at Chemin de Coudrex 22, at the exit of the historic town of Grandson, the residence benefits from a green environment, between forest, lake, and Alps. Shops, schools, and public transport are nearby, while the station served by the RER Vaud and quick access to the A5 motorway facilitate travel.

Expected delivery: summer 2028.

Lot 3:

Located on the floor, this beautiful 5.5-room apartment offers a generous living area of 150 m² and is distinguished by its exceptional outdoor spaces, notably its private roof terrace of 93.40 m².

Accessible directly by elevator, the apartment opens onto an entrance hall with a cloakroom, leading to a large, bright living room and an open kitchen. This living space extends onto a pleasant covered terrace of 34.80 m², ideal for enjoying the surrounding panorama.

The night area includes four bedrooms, including a parental suite with a dressing room and an adjacent bathroom. A second bathroom, a guest toilet, and a central storage space equipped with a washing machine complete the interior layout.

The highlight of this apartment is the private roof terrace, accessible by elevator, which offers a remarkable outdoor space to arrange a relaxation area, a dining area, or simply enjoy the view of Lake Neuchâtel and the Alps.