The building and its grounds' architectural style are from the first quarter of the 20th century. It was built in 1910 and reflected the "Heimatstil" spirit, including the exposed stone ground floor, the roof's interplay, the wood-panelling decor, and protruding features such as the entrance porch, balconies and galleries give the facades a picturesque touch.

The manor is located on a 7,969 sq m plot in total and offers 557 sq m of living space spread over four floors, including the basement and the attic. It comprises a spacious entrance hall with a fireplace - three adjoining living rooms, one with a fireplace and access to the terrace/garden - a large, closed kitchen, two guest toilets and storage on the ground floor.



The first floor features a landing with built-in cupboards, a bedroom with direct access to a balcony and en suite bathroom, a bedroom with built-in wardrobes and access to a heated pergola, another bedroom with access to a heated pergola, the terrace and bathroom and a bedroom with direct access to the balcony.



There is a large hall with built-in cupboards, a kitchen, a bedroom with storage space, a bedroom/living room with storage space and a bathroom with a toilet in the attic.



The basement has a pantry, a technical room, a cellar and a laundry room with a washing machine and direct access to the outside.



An outside garage and courtyard with space for around seven parking places complete this magnificent residence.



Additionally, the plots will shortly be classified as a green zone and, therefore, will not be suitable for building so no further development will be possible.



Most of the original interior features have been kept, including tiled floors, parquet flooring, wood panelling, doors and windows, woodwork, radiators, stained glass windows in the stairwell, and windows with rounds of glass or bottle shards.



Please note this property is subject to Swiss residency permit requirements.

Overlooking Lake Geneva, above Vevey and Montreux, Blonay is 20 minutes from Lausanne by motorway and 30 minutes by train.

Sheltered by its proud 12th-century castle, this residential resort is renowned for the quality of its climate and the charm of its hillsides and forests.



Around the summit of Les Pléiades (1400 metres), sports enthusiasts and hikers will find thousands of possibilities throughout the seasons, including gastronomy, a railway museum, a botanical garden, ski lifts and superb ski slopes.



Please note all distances and measurements are approximate and for security reasons, are not representative of the exact location of the property. For more information on the precise location of the property and its surrounding area, please contact the listed Property Adviser.