Sciez, Rhône 74140

Situated in the commune of Sciez-sur-Léman, in the heart of the charming hamlet of Filly, this historic 17th-century property embodies the perfect blend of the tranquillity of the Geneva countryside, proximity to Lake Geneva and local amenities. Just 40 minutes from the centre of Geneva, this secluded residence offers a living environment of rare elegance. With a living area of approximately 300 sqm, the building features spacious rooms and beautifully restored period architectural features. On the ground floor, a spacious, fully equipped kitchen-diner invites conviviality. Just above, the light-filled cathedral-ceilinged living room, spanning over 60 sqm, is enhanced by an imposing Morzine slate fireplace. The sleeping area comprises four comfortable bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom. Among them, a magnificent suite of nearly 50 sqm stands out for its original frescoes, lending the space a unique atmosphere steeped in history. For private entertaining, the property also features a separate, perfectly appointed studio with a fitted kitchen and en-suite bathroom. The top floor offers excellent potential for conversion: the 50 sqm attic opens onto an existing French roof terrace and could be converted into a guest apartment, an artists studio or a leisure space, depending on your preferences. As for the outbuildings, the old barn has undergone a bold conversion. The ground floor houses a spacious workshop and a covered parking area with space for up to five vehicles. The upper floor has been reimagined to create an exclusive relaxation area, featuring a 200 sqm suspended terrace and a secluded swimming pool. A magnificent, authentic vaulted cellar with a gravel floor completes the propertys features, ideal for lovers of fine wines. The well-maintained and intimate outdoor areas are arranged around a spacious courtyard and a terrace featuring a shaded pergola and a period well, promising moments of pure relaxation. A rare opportunity on the Lake Geneva market, combining the charm of the past with the demands of contemporary comfort.