2'110'000
CHF2'110'000
Space, light and horizon
There are places that impress with their dimensions. And others that immediately provide a special feeling. Here, the two meet.
In Vauderens, in a green and preserved environment, this high-standard apartment offers nearly 200 m² of living space, remarkable volumes and a spectacular opening onto the Fribourg countryside and the Vaudois Alps.
Initially designed as a 6.5-room apartment, it has been transformed into a vast 4.5-room apartment in order to give space, light and fluidity all the room they need. The large windows almost erase the boundary between inside and outside and naturally accompany the gaze towards the horizon.
The living area, generous and refined, is organized around a high-end kitchen with a central island and opens onto a vast terrace of approximately 115 m², partially protected by a bioclimatic pergola. A true extension of the apartment, designed to enjoy the calm, light and landscape.
The parental suite with dressing room, the contemporary design bathrooms, the numerous custom-made fittings, the cellar and the wine cellar testify to the same level of exigence in every detail.
The private elevator and the large covered parking that can accommodate four vehicles further reinforce this rare feeling of independence and comfort, almost like a single property.
A unique property, intended for those who are looking for more than a beautiful apartment: an exclusive, bright and decidedly different living space.
1675 Vauderens
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ARE transit class D — a car is needed for most trips.
70% green and natural space within 500 m.
Around 55 people in the neighbourhood.
89 %
Lower than 17% of municipalities in the canton
ESTV · 2026
CHF 15'484 income tax a year · Single person without children, gross wage CHF 100'000
Road and rail noise in the surroundings
Calculated from the federal noise model for the surroundings.
Night
42 dB
Loudest source
Road
Calculated level, placed on a scale of everyday sounds.
At least one pollutant is above its WHO guideline; all meet the Swiss limit.
The federal radon map estimates that at most 1% of the buildings here exceed the reference value of 300 Bq/m³.
In over 90% of the buildings around
In the network models of 3 operators.
Dominique Herman