House for sale in Lausanne, Switzerland

Situated in a sought-after urban area of Lausanne, this residential building represents an interesting opportunity for investors looking for a stable asset with potential for optimization.



The building comprises several rental units and is in generally good condition, with some renovations already carried out in recent years. Several apartments have been partially modernized, providing a solid foundation for gradual appreciation.



Currently fully let, the property generates regular rental income and offers optimization potential in terms of both rents and long-term management.



Thanks to its location in an established urban environment, close to infrastructure, public transport, and amenities, this investment fits into a sustainable asset-building strategy.



In the context of a discreet sale, additional information and detailed documentation are provided upon request.



LOCATION



The building is located in a central residential area of

Lausanne, benefiting from excellent accessibility and a dynamic

urban environment. Public transport, shops, schools, and major infrastructure are easily accessible, ensuring high rental appeal and long-term stability.



The Lausanne region, which is constantly evolving, represents a solid market with sustained rental demand.



KEY FEATURES



- Residential building fully let

- Existing and regular rental income

- Potential for medium- and long-term optimization – Several apartments

already renovated – Sought-after urban location in Lausanne – Good accessibility and

proximity to public



transport – Dynamic and stable rental market

- Asset-building investment opportunity

- The house is fully let

- Number of apartments 7





Would you like to receive more information about this building and analyze its potential in detail?



We will gladly provide you with the complete documentation and remain at your disposal for a confidential discussion.



Carlos De Carvalho

+41 79 309 77 22

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