Located in the canton of Fribourg, the town of Romont, in the Glâne district, enjoys a strategic geographical position in French-speaking Switzerland, close to the urban centers of Fribourg, Lausanne, and Bern. It benefits from excellent public transport links thanks to the Swiss Federal Railways and Fribourg public transport lines, facilitating daily commutes. The municipality has local schools as well as cultural and economic infrastructure such as the Bicubic and the Epicentre, while maintaining a human scale that offers a balanced lifestyle between accessibility and regional dynamism, with the presence of local shops like Migros, Denner, and Landi.
This house, built in 1961 to the standards of the time, underwent renovations in 2010, including the metalwork, waterproofing, exterior walls, and roof. The property is spread over three levels. The ground floor comprises a 5.5-room apartment, currently configured as a 4.5-room apartment, with a terrace, garden, and shed. Upstairs, there is a second 5.5-room apartment with a balcony. Each unit offers a net living area of 115.35 m² and features a fireplace in the living room. The full basement provides additional space, including cellars, a laundry room, storage areas, and utility rooms. The two garages are currently used for storage but could easily be converted back to their original purpose.
The interior spaces are well-defined, with a separate kitchen, a separate dining room, and a living room opening onto the outside, a terrace or balcony, with a southwest orientation. Heating is provided by an oil-fired system.
The property is sold as a single lot with the possibility of creating a condominium property allowing the units to be separated and for acquisition by two separate households to be considered.
The unique feature of this property is its location outside the building zone, excluding any increase in living space; however, improvement or renovation work remains possible within the existing volume.
