Sonvilier: Timeless Elegance And Verdant Horizons At The Heart Of A D

Sonvilier: Timeless elegance and verdant horizons at the heart of a Demeure de MaîtreArchitectural signature from 1908

Overlooking a private park of more than3,047 m², this mansion built in 1908 embodies the quintessence of bourgeois architecture from the turn of the last century. With an impressive volume of3,000 m³, this property is an invitation to grandeur, offering a perfect balance between historic cachet and contemporary comfort.

Magistral volumes and Art de Vivre

Spread over four levels, with340 m² of living space, the interior spaces have been designed for versatility and elegance.

• Les Étages Nobles: The first and second floors, magnificently renovated in 2022, reveal generous ceiling heights and through-going luminosity. Each level offers four spacious bedrooms and refined living spaces opening onto balconies and a vast sunny terrace, a veritable belvedere overlooking the calm of the village.
• Le Charme des Combles: Beneath a centuries-old roof frame, two rustic-chic attic bedrooms offer an intimate retreat, complemented by galetas ideal for an artist’s studio or private collection.
• Potential for reinvention: The first floor, with its ceremonial hall, retains its original structures and awaits complete renovation to become an independent guest suite, professional office or wellness area.

A green and serene setting

The extensive grounds surrounding the house offer a sanctuary of biodiversity and discretion. This majestic park allows for exceptional outdoor layouts, while guaranteeing unobstructed views of the unspoilt Bernese Jura landscape.

Opportunity at a glance

Prestige specifications

Property TypeHistoric Maison de Maître

Year of construction1908

(Partial renovation in 2022)

Living area340m² (14.5 rooms)

Estate3,047 m² plot

Total volume3,000 m³

AssetsPanoramic terrace, intergenerational potential, individual garage

”A home of rare nobility, offering an ideal backdrop for exceptional family life or a large-scale residential project, combining the heritage of the past with prospects for the future.”