Ferme Vaudoise Traditionnelle Rénovée Avec Potentiel

Nestled in the heart of the residential village of Cugy, in the Gros-de-Vaud district, this former farmhouse built in 1852 embodies authentic Vaudois rural architecture at its finest. Fully renovated and redesigned in the late 1980s, it has been carefully maintained over the decades through additional improvements, while preserving the entirety of its original character.
Built over four levels, the property now comprises two distinct residential units: a seven-room duplex main residence offering approximately 323 sqm of living space on the ground and first floors, as well as a 4.5-room apartment in the attic providing around 150 sqm together with a mezzanine. In addition, the property includes a 37 sqm space that may be used as an office, commercial premises, workshop, practice, games room, and more, accessible from both residences and featuring a separate exterior entrance. This layout provides remarkable flexibility of use — ideal for extended family living, guest accommodation, or supplementary rental income. It also offers the possibility of creating an independent office for a professional or commercial activity.
The materials reflect the quality of the original construction: solid masonry structure in rubble stone, façades in raw cut stone, and a traditional timber frame with terracotta roof tiles. The interiors, renovated with high-quality materials, feature generous volumes, exposed beams, and a well-balanced layout separating living and sleeping areas.
The annex, located on the eastern side of the property, completes the ensemble with a double garage for two vehicles and a spacious attic storage area. The beautifully maintained outdoor spaces include a covered terrace with a fountain supplied by a private spring, several parking spaces, and a large landscaped garden enjoying open views over the neighbourhood and the Jura mountains.