In the bucolic hamlet of Saclentse, in the commune of Nendaz, this charming late 18th century house, including a café-restaurant as well as a duplex flat offering a remarkable view of the mountains and the valley, offers great potential for development.
This property of 816 m3 on a plot of 747 m2 has evolved over the years with notably transformations in 1962 and an extension in 1987.
This mixed type property includes:
a café-restaurant on the ground floor with a professional kitchen, a main room with a magnificent period bar, an adjoining room, 2 toilets, 1 covered outdoor bar and a pleasant terrace. The basement includes 3 cellars, 1 technical/boiler room with garage door.
a duplex flat on the first floor and in the attic comprising 4 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, a kitchen and a living room.
a 431 m3 timber-framed hall used as a petanque court or festival hall adjoins the large terrace of the café/restaurant.
On the edge of this property, two old traditional barns, one of 318 m3 on a plot of 243 m2 and the other of 41 m3 on a plot of 94 m2, made of planks, are part of this lot as well as a sloping plot of land without access of 695 m2, half of which is in an agricultural zone.
Various development options can be envisaged for this property (new allocation to be submitted to the commune's services):
Exploit the café/restaurant and the duplex flat
Create a condominium with several flats
Develop the property as a single-family home
The property has 12 outdoor parking spaces.
This property of 816 m3 on a plot of 747 m2 has evolved over the years with notably transformations in 1962 and an extension in 1987.
This mixed type property includes:
a café-restaurant on the ground floor with a professional kitchen, a main room with a magnificent period bar, an adjoining room, 2 toilets, 1 covered outdoor bar and a pleasant terrace. The basement includes 3 cellars, 1 technical/boiler room with garage door.
a duplex flat on the first floor and in the attic comprising 4 bedrooms, 2 shower rooms, a kitchen and a living room.
a 431 m3 timber-framed hall used as a petanque court or festival hall adjoins the large terrace of the café/restaurant.
On the edge of this property, two old traditional barns, one of 318 m3 on a plot of 243 m2 and the other of 41 m3 on a plot of 94 m2, made of planks, are part of this lot as well as a sloping plot of land without access of 695 m2, half of which is in an agricultural zone.
Various development options can be envisaged for this property (new allocation to be submitted to the commune's services):
Exploit the café/restaurant and the duplex flat
Create a condominium with several flats
Develop the property as a single-family home
The property has 12 outdoor parking spaces.
