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House with garden and terraceSaint-Blaise (Switzerland)
Price :
$2,232,900
($8,426 / m²)
Surface265 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms6 land800 m²

Name: Saint-Blaise Luxury House for Sale | $2,232,884 | 265 m²
Creator: Le Figaro Properties

Perched on the heights of the highly sought-after village of St-Blaise, this exceptional villa offers a rare living environment, combining elegance, serenity, and breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Neuchâtel and the surrounding mountains.
The magic begins the moment you step inside: a living room bathed in light, enhanced by high ceilings, a marble fireplace, and large floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto a vast southwest-facing terrace. A high-end kitchen, cozy living spaces, and a tree-lined garden create the perfect setting to gather and enjoy every moment.
Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms and a mezzanine of over 50 m² offer great potential, particularly for a lavish master suite. On the lower level, a bright, separate apartment completes this property—perfect for entertaining or generating income.
Generous living spaces, absolute tranquility, well-maintained outdoor areas, and ample parking: this villa combines all the attributes of a one-of-a-kind property, offered exclusively and with the utmost discretion. An opportunity as rare as it is precious.

Advertiser reference : CJHFXDLe Figaro Properties reference : 102175371

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House with garden and terrace Saint-Blaise (Switzerland)

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House with garden and terraceSaint-Blaise (Switzerland)Price : $2,232,900 USDEuro € EURAmerican Dollar ($ USD)British Pound (£ GBP) ($8,426 / m²) Surface265 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms6 land800 m²

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