Description
Located in a magnificent Vaud farmhouse that has been completely renovated as a condominium, this 4.5-room first floor apartment offers a quiet, pleasant living environment, harmoniously combining the charm of the old with the modernity of today's fittings.
As soon as you enter, you'll discover a kitchen opening onto a bright, welcoming living room, creating a convivial space for moments with family or friends. This floor also features a 50m2 terrace.
There are 3 bedrooms, one of which is en suite, and 3 bathrooms.
Heating is provided by a heat pump with geothermal probes and supplemented by 61 photovoltaic panels, guaranteeing excellent energy performance and cost reduction.
Two parking spaces, one behind the other, are available for an additional CHF 35,000
As soon as you enter, you'll discover a kitchen opening onto a bright, welcoming living room, creating a convivial space for moments with family or friends. This floor also features a 50m2 terrace.
There are 3 bedrooms, one of which is en suite, and 3 bathrooms.
Heating is provided by a heat pump with geothermal probes and supplemented by 61 photovoltaic panels, guaranteeing excellent energy performance and cost reduction.
Two parking spaces, one behind the other, are available for an additional CHF 35,000
Situation
The commune of Penthalaz offers an excellent living environment, with schools, kindergartens, a medical center, post office, banks, hairdressers and restaurants. It also boasts a swimming pool and campsite. The Venoge center, with its Coop and other shops, offers all the necessary services.
The Venoge Parc site (https://venogeparc.ch/), with more than 40 companies, is a dynamic and varied employment area.
Nature lovers will enjoy a number of itineraries, notably along the Venoge river.
The Venoge Parc site (https://venogeparc.ch/), with more than 40 companies, is a dynamic and varied employment area.
Nature lovers will enjoy a number of itineraries, notably along the Venoge river.
Municipality
The commune lies in the Venoge valley, straddling the river.
It borders the commune of Daillens to the northeast, Lussery-Villars to the north, Cossonay to the west, Gollion to the south and Penthaz to the southeast.
Until December 31, 2006, the commune of Penthalaz was part of the district and circle of Cossonay. As of January 1, 2007, it joined the Gros-de-Vaud district. It covers an area of 396 hectares.
At the beginning of the 17th century, an ordinance forbade women to assemble to cotter, cackle and gossip as was their custom... It's probably since this time that the villagers have been called the "Cancaniers".
The people of Penthalaz were zealous supporters of the 1798 Vaud Revolution. Two liberty trees, of which no trace remains today, were planted. In 1803, Penthalaz provided Benjamin Epars with a deputy to the first Vaud Grand Council. In 1839, a fire ravaged part of the village. The Maison des Dîmes (tithe house) was saved and still exists, next to the church. On May 7, 1855, the Bussigny - Yverdon railroad line was inaugurated, and some 20 trains stopped at the Penthalaz - Cossonay station. Finally, on August 28, 1897, a funicular linked Cossonay - Gare to Cossonay - Ville. The first inn dates back to 1852 and, at the beginning of this century, it cost 4fr. to stay at the inn after closing time
It borders the commune of Daillens to the northeast, Lussery-Villars to the north, Cossonay to the west, Gollion to the south and Penthaz to the southeast.
Until December 31, 2006, the commune of Penthalaz was part of the district and circle of Cossonay. As of January 1, 2007, it joined the Gros-de-Vaud district. It covers an area of 396 hectares.
At the beginning of the 17th century, an ordinance forbade women to assemble to cotter, cackle and gossip as was their custom... It's probably since this time that the villagers have been called the "Cancaniers".
The people of Penthalaz were zealous supporters of the 1798 Vaud Revolution. Two liberty trees, of which no trace remains today, were planted. In 1803, Penthalaz provided Benjamin Epars with a deputy to the first Vaud Grand Council. In 1839, a fire ravaged part of the village. The Maison des Dîmes (tithe house) was saved and still exists, next to the church. On May 7, 1855, the Bussigny - Yverdon railroad line was inaugurated, and some 20 trains stopped at the Penthalaz - Cossonay station. Finally, on August 28, 1897, a funicular linked Cossonay - Gare to Cossonay - Ville. The first inn dates back to 1852 and, at the beginning of this century, it cost 4fr. to stay at the inn after closing time
Public transport
Bus line 414 (Echallens station - Cossonay-Penthalaz station). At peak times, it runs every 30 minutes
Conveniences
Neighbourhood
- Village
- Green
- Shops/Stores
- Bank
- Post office
- Restaurant(s)
- Pharmacy
- Railway station
- Bus stop
- Playground
- Nursery
- Primary school
- Secondary school
- Public swimming pool
- Tennis centre
Inside conveniences
- Open kitchen
- Guests lavatory
- Unfurnished
- Bright/sunny
Equipment
- Shower
- Bath
Condition
- New
Distances
Station
950 m
12'
2'
2'
Public transports
45 m
1'
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Freeway
3.7 km
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-
7'
Nursery school
650 m
7'
2'
2'
Primary school
650 m
6'
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Stores
950 m
12'
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2'
Restaurants
650 m
8'
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1'