Chene Bougeries

Just minutes from the center of Geneva, in the heart of Chêne-Bougeries, lies a place that seems timeless. Behind its walls and majestic vegetation, Le Vallon reveals a remarkably rare estate: an elegant Master’s residence built in 1776, surrounded by a park of over two hectares, a true natural sanctuary at the city’s doorstep.

Once through the gate, the urban environment fades away, giving way to calm, privacy, and the privileged feeling of entering a world apart.

A home rich in history:
With approximately 800 m² of living space and 22 rooms, the main house impresses with its proportions, classic elegance, and generous volumes. The ground floor is largely dedicated to reception areas. Entrance hall, dining room, living room, lounge, library, kitchen, small dining room, and covered terrace follow one another, offering beautiful views of the park.

Interior photographs reveal the full character of this residence: original parquet floors, fireplaces, wood paneling, high ceilings, and reception rooms with elegant proportions.

Upstairs, the house includes eight bedrooms, five bathrooms, a library, and two offices. The attic houses four more bedrooms and a bathroom, allowing for many configurations for a large family residence.

An independent apartment within the main house completes the ensemble, providing additional flexibility to accommodate family, guests, or staff.

An extraordinary park shaped by time:
The exceptional character of Le Vallon lies as much in its architecture as in its environment. On a 20,011 m² plot, the property boasts a park of rare size so close to Geneva.

Over generations, it has become a true arboretum, gathering many local and exotic species, some particularly ancient. Among them stands a large cedar dating back to 1816, a silent witness to over two centuries of history.

The estate’s botanical collection is so notable that dendrology specialists have visited Le Vallon to admire its various species.

Generous lawns, century-old trees, landscaped perspectives, and abundant vegetation create a world of exceptional serenity, entirely devoted to nature.

Two large independent houses within the estate:
Beyond the main residence, Le Vallon also includes two large, fully independent houses, currently rented out.

Far from mere outbuildings, they are true homes in their own right, adding another dimension to the estate.

Their presence offers many possibilities: maintaining rental income, housing multiple generations of the same family, guest houses, staff accommodations, or a complete reorganization of the estate according to the future owner’s project.

This particularly rare configuration allows combining a prestigious residence, independence, and heritage potential within a single property.

A heritage to reinvent:
Le Vallon is a property in need of renovation. But this is precisely where part of its extraordinary potential lies.

Its volumes, architecture, historic park, and various dwellings offer the possibility to imagine a large-scale project while preserving the soul and identity of a place shaped over nearly two and a half centuries.

Sensitively restored, the main house could regain all the splendor of a grand Geneva residence, blending the charm of its historic architecture with contemporary comfort.

A rare property at Geneva’s doorstep:
Le Vallon is much more than a Master’s house: it is a true private estate.

A historic residence of about 800 m², two large independent houses, an additional apartment, and over two hectares of parkland make up a real estate and landscape ensemble that is hard to replicate today.

Sheltered from view and surrounded by majestic trees, while remaining in the heart of Chêne-Bougeries and close to Geneva, Le Vallon offers what is perhaps the most precious luxury: space, nature, privacy, and the feeling of being elsewhere without ever being far from the city.

A property full of character, intended for a buyer sensitive to places rich in history and seeking a truly unique project.

Le Vallon now awaits the one who will preserve its soul, reveal its potential, and write the next chapter of its story.