Aigle, Vaud 1860

This apartment is located in an area at the entrance of Aigle. It is located on the 3rd floor of a building erected and constituted as a condominium in 1974. The apartment was completely renovated in 2011. Currently rented to a family, it would be particularly suitable for a private investor. It consists of: The entrance, a living room with balcony, an open and habitable kitchen, a bathroom with shower, toilet and sinks, two bedrooms and a separate toilet. The basements contain the cellars, technical rooms etc. An individual garage completes this lot. The sale price of the apartment is: CHF 400, 000.- The price of the garage is: CHF 30, 000.- The total sale price is: CHF 430, 000.- The apartment and garage are currently rented at a price of CHF 1, 690, or CHF 20, 280/year. The gross yield is therefore 4.7% Location Close to the city center and all amenities Easy access by road, motorway and public transport. Shops Shopping centres nearby (industrial area nearby), small shops and boutiques in town. Transports Aigle is located at the crossroads of a rail and road network. Indeed, the latter serves the canton of Valais and the municipalities of Chablais. The SBB train station and the Chablais public transport (bus) make it easy to reach all destinations. Access to the A9 motorway is nearby. In addition to walks in the vineyards, Aigle and its region enjoy a large number of activities of all kinds. In particular, the Adventure Park with 11 tree climbing routes, the Golf Club with its 18-hole course made up of centuries-old trees, the World Cycling Centre (WCC) are nearby. The Vine and Wine Museum is a well-known source of knowledge about wine culture. A number of diverse offers are offered in the Chablais Vaudois. Located in the Chablais Vaudois, between the Alps and Lake Geneva, Aigle is a small town of more than 10, 000 inhabitants. The capital of the district, the seat of the prefecture for 15 surrounding municipalities, Aigle sees the convergence of public transport lines that lead to 9 mountain resorts. Thanks to the value of its heritage and its vineyards, Aigle is also a tourist destination of interest. Its Chteau - whose origins date back to the beginning of the 13th century - houses the Museum of Vine and Wine. An exceptional terroir, the Aiglon vineyard enjoys a good reputation: since 2012, the city has hosted the Mondial du Chasselas, an international competition that designates the best vintages made from this grape variety. Walking through the streets of the old town offers a certain architectural interest, as does the Church of St Jacques, where the theologian Guillaume Farel celebrated the Reformed cult for the first time in 1526. Aigle is also the capital of cycling because of the presence of the World Cycling Centre - the headquarters of the UCI - and the many competitions that take place there. Numerous SMEs, oriented towards services, construction and crafts, as well as large companies in the field of engineering and agri-food make up the fabric of Aigle's economic activities.