Ayent, Valais

SCHMIDT EXCLUSIVE This 210 m2 house composed of two apartments with independent entrances and entrances, 4.5 rooms and 3.5 rooms, is as follows: - On the upper floor, the 4.5-room apartment of 110 m2 offers the following services: On the day side, an entrance hall equipped with storage leading to a functional kitchen, a bright dining room as well as a living room with wood stove and direct access to a sunny terrace. On the night side, three bedrooms, one of which has a balcony, a bathroom with double sink and walk-in shower and a separate toilet. This apartment also benefits from a private garage box and a garden. - On the lower floor, the 3.5-room apartment of 100 m2 with wood stove consists of an entrance hall offering access to a large living room composed of a kitchen open to a dining room with access to a furnished outdoor terrace. Two bedrooms, a bathroom with bathtub and a separate toilet make up the sleeping area. An office, a cellar, a carnotzet and a garage that can accommodate two vehicles complete this level. The hamlet of Signse is part of the commune of Ayent, which has a little more than 4, 000 inhabitants, called the Ayentt(es). It seduces with its warm village atmosphere and its rich heritage, marked in particular by its chapel and its old buildings that bear witness to its history. Its privileged location also allows quick access to the city of Sion and the motorway. A bus stop just 70 metres away provides access to the plain via a well-connected public transport network. By car, the city of Sion can be reached in just 12 minutes, offering quick access to infrastructure and services. Nearby, you will find all amenities. This 3.5-room apartment, rented at CHF 1, 400 per month, is an asset for financing. An interior corridor, with stairs and a lockable door, connects the two apartments. A laundry room, a technical room, a vegetable garden and a vineyard are also part of this property. This house, located on the edge of an agricultural area and at the end of a dead-end road, guarantees that no new construction will disturb the unobstructed view of the Rhne plain.