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Located just 10 minutes from Moudon, in the charming village of Brenles, this magnificent mid-19th-century farmhouse is a unique opportunity not to be missed!
Situated on a 1,961 m² plot bordering a protected agricultural zone, it offers a privileged and unspoiled location.
The generous size of this building allows for conversion into four large apartments ranging from 155 m² to 220 m², with varying layouts and configurations, while preserving the authentic charm of the original architecture. A preliminary architectural plan, available upon request, will allow you to visualize the layout of the future apartments.
This project is ideal for private investors or property developers.

Furthermore, the owners offer a three-year payment plan.

We are available to answer any questions you may have. A viewing is highly recommended!

Exact address available after registration on neho.ch.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT? PLEASE REGISTER FIRST: https://neho.ch/b/1683-24-1

Ideally located 10 minutes from Moudon in the charming little village of Brenles, this superb mid 19th century farmhouse is an opportunity to be seized!
The 1961m² plot of land on which it is located is on the edge of a non-constructible agricultural zone, thus guaranteeing its privileged situation.
The volume of the building can be optimized as the whole of the farmhouse can be transformed into 4 large flats of varying sizes and types, from 155m² to 220m², which will benefit from the charm and character of the original architecture.
A preliminary architectural project is available on request which allows you to visualize the layout of the flats.
Ideal project for private investors or property developers.
We will answer all your questions on request.
Note that the village of Brenles is the subject of a massive investment by a major hotel group whose project will contribute to the local dynamism.
A must-see.

Exact address available upon registration on neho.ch.
INTERESTED IN VISITING THE PROPERTY? PLEASE REGISTER FIRST: https://neho.ch/b/1683-24-1

Visit:
Nadège Müller