Ideally located in Obre, a commune steeped in history, this early 19th-century manor house will win you over with its architectural style and magnificent views over the village of Obre, the plains and the surrounding mountains.

Erected between 1816 and 1823 (according to the architectural census of the canton of Vaud), the main building was originally a winegrower's house. Transformed and restored over the years, the building stands on a plot of over 10,000 m2 (subject to LDFR) of vineyards, forest and pleasure grounds.

The house is built over 4 levels and includes basements, a first floor, an upper floor and attic space for conversion. Your future home has around 12 rooms and could be used as a main residence, a second home, a business or an association/foundation. To date, the property comprises an art gallery on the first floor and a main dwelling on the upper floors.

The charm of the premises and the elegance of the building owe much to the quality of its location and outdoor spaces, lined with centuries-old trees of varied species, as well as its exceptional panorama. A beautiful outbuilding offering garages and various storage spaces pleasantly completes this unique and rare object on the market.

As you will have understood, this is a property that must be visited! This is to feel the energy of the place and admire its beauty. If you have any questions or would like to visit, please don't hesitate to contact us directly on 079 266 98 64