Mixed property Apartment + Restaurant Rare opportunity with strong development potential
Localisation
1912 LeytronCharacteristics
Description
Ideally located in the village center, in the village area of Leytron, this building of character built in the 1920s offers remarkable potential for both an investor and an individual wishing to combine housing and income.
Renovated and extended in the 1990s, the building stands on several levels and has a maximum permitted construction height of 13 meters. It has a solid structure and generous volumes, typical of the buildings of the time.
Layout of the surfaces
Ground floor: currently used as a restaurant, with a professional kitchen, a storage room, and a pleasant outdoor terrace for customers.
1st floor: a 4-room apartment, with plenty of light, with direct access to a superb terrace of more than 100 m , offering a beautiful outdoor living space.
2nd floor: a 3-room apartment, with the same
surface area as the 1st floor, with beautiful volumes and a functional layout. Basement: a carnotzet, a cellar, and a large storage room of about
120 m , ideal for storage or to create an additional space.
The exterior offers many parking spaces, a rare asset in the village center. (15-20)
Main advantages – Central location in a quiet environment, close to all amenities
- Large volumes and healthy structure
- Mixed use (commercial and residential) – Exceptional terrace of 104 m
- Possibility of complete transformation into a residential building – High potential return after redevelopment
Technical data
- Total living area: approx. 390 m
- Large terrace: 104 m – Storage and cellars: approx. 120 m – Land in village zone COS to be determined according to zone H30/H60/H80
- Maximum construction height: 13 m
- Average market
value Leytron: approx. CHF 6,200. / m (new construction value)
Comment
This building represents a rare opportunity in Leytron. Its privileged location,
large
terrace, and diverse
volumes offer strong potential for appreciation. It would be entirely feasible to convert the entire building into apartments, which would allow the existing surfaces to be fully exploited and create a high
-yielding property in a dynamic municipality in central Valais.





























































































































































