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Just a few minutes from Morges, in the charming village of Clarmont, this triplex apartment benefits from a calm and green living environment while remaining close to amenities, schools, public transport, and the main road axes connecting Lausanne and Geneva.

With a living area of approximately 281 m², this property seduces with its generous volumes, luminosity, and particularly functional layout.

The ground floor accommodates an independent studio with private kitchen and bathroom. This space offers numerous possibilities for use, whether for a professional activity, a secondary residence, or to accommodate family and guests.

On the main floor, the open kitchen integrates harmoniously into a vast living room with a fireplace. The living areas benefit from beautiful luminosity and open onto a terrace as well as a garden offering a pleasant unobstructed view of the surrounding vineyards.

The upper floor is dedicated to the sleeping area and includes four bedrooms, two of which have a mezzanine. A dressing room and two bathrooms complete this level.Main features
- Triplex apartment of approximately 281 m² habitable
- Independent studio with kitchen and bathroom
- Four bedrooms
- Two mezzanines
- Dressing room
- Three bathrooms in total
- Living room with fireplace
- Private terrace and garden
- Unobstructed view of the vineyards
- Underfloor heating
- Cellar
- Two indoor parking spaces
- Energy certificate: B

This property is aimed at buyers seeking beautiful volumes, a peaceful environment, and immediate proximity to the Morges region, while benefiting from the comfort of a spacious and versatile dwelling.Visits: Visits by appointment.

For any additional information or to organize a visit, please contact:

LD Real Estate
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