La Perle du Lac in Lutry

Prepare for YOUR summer dream! ☀️

This extravagant penthouse is spread over 200 sq.m2 offering complete privacy and uninterrupted lake views of the Leman and the Swiss Alps.

This amazing property offers 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all of the resting space is facing north for ultimate silence and sleep conditions.

A fully equipped and open kitchen with a view and cabinets with appliances complete this impressive home. In addition to the open dining area fit for 8 people, the stunning and expansive open-plan living area characterize its exquisite interiors highlighted by elegant stone and wood superb finishes. Framed by floor-to-ceiling glass panelling, it bathes in natural light creating an airy and bright atmosphere all throughout the living space.  Only to give you access to the all surrounding 120 sq.m2 terrace with panoramic views to enjoy the perfect family breakfast or sunset diner.

The Perle du Lac apartment offers an all-encompassing lifestyle within a beautiful panoramic setting of the Swiss Riviera. Designed as an exclusive destination, it has everything one could ask for from stunning views, world-class lifestyle amenities, to an unrivaled selection of leisure and entertainment attractions at a doorstep. Nestled between the the cities of Lausanne and Vevey, this region is undoubtedly one of Switzerlands finest residential destinations.

There is also a garage that can accommodate 1 large car.

Lavaux is 3.2 km from The Residence,

Lausanne city center is 5.9 km away

while Geneva Airport is 66 km away, easily accessible

by direct trains1 km from city center.

The Region

Covering 800 hectares, Lavaux is the largest contiguous vineyard region in Switzerland, and its daringly constructed hillside terraces have been protected by UNESCO since 2007.

Right at the start of this tour, the medieval St. Saphorin with its narrow alleys and characteristic winegrowers’ houses from the 16th to 19th centuries is worth a visit. The town’s original church steeple still adorns many wine labels today. It is said that the Auberge de l’Onde, an establishment that can look back at a centuries-old tradition of hospitality, and where local delicacies are served on three floors, is worth sinning for.

Explore the terraced vineyards of Lavaux. Of the five Vaudois wine regions, the UNESCO “Lavaux” region (between Lausanne and Montreux) is undoubtedly the most spectacular.

The steep terraced vineyards benefit from three-fold warmth from solar, thermal and radiation sources: Directly from the sun, mirrored reflections from Lake Geneva and that of heat stored in the many stone walls in the surroundings. No wonder that this is the source of Switzerland’s Grand Crus in wine.

Take to the train, your bicycle or even walk to discover the 800 hectares of terraced vineyards of the Lavaux that have been accorded UNESCO World-Heritage listing. A footpath of 32 km in length leads from Lausanne-Ouchy to Chillon Castle. En route you’ll find 7 circuits complete with information panels detailing every facet of local viticulture. Taste locally produced wines in an authentic wine cellar and learns more about local wine growing culture and grape varieties.

To carelessly pass by wine cellars and traditional pubs would be a crime. After all, those who want to experience the scenery with all the senses should also taste it. And after a glass of Chasselas the dynamic uphills and downhills of the trail to Lutry are twice as much fun. On some days of the week the “Lavaux Express” is ready to comfortably transport tired hikers through the World Heritage Region, as is the “Lavaux-Panoramic” train, which takes hikers through the same region.

From St. Saphorin in a diverse route going uphill and downhill through the vines to Lutry. Indeed, it is on the Lavaux Vineyard Terraces where bon vivants get into top gear.

The steep terraced vineyards benefit from three-fold warmth from solar, thermal and radiation sources: Directly from the sun, mirrored reflections from Lake Geneva and that of heat stored in the many stone walls in the surroundings. No wonder that this is the source of Switzerland’s Grand Crus in wine.

Take to the train, your bicycle or even walk to discover the 800 hectares of terraced vineyards of the Lavaux that have been accorded UNESCO World-Heritage listing. A footpath of 32 km in length leads from Lausanne-Ouchy to Chillon Castle. En route you’ll find 7 circuits complete with information panels detailing every facet of local viticulture. Taste locally produced wines in an authentic wine cellar and learns more about local wine growing culture and grape varieties.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]