Nestled in a stunning lakeside setting, this exceptional villa combines Bauhaus architecture with an idyllic natural backdrop. Designed in 1932 by Swiss architect Ernst Schindler – in collaboration with Le Corbusier – the listed property celebrates clean lines, vibrant form, and luxurious understatement.

The L-shaped design makes optimal use of its layout: it creates sheltered garden spaces while offering breathtaking views over the lake and towards the Alps. The 272 m² of living space includes 7.5 bright, spacious rooms – all facing either the lake or the beautifully landscaped garden.

The villa has been carefully renovated and extended to meet modern standards of comfort while preserving its historic character. Complete privacy is ensured thanks to its location, surrounded by protected nature and agricultural zones. Access is discreet, via a private road or directly by boat at the property’s own dock.

The expansive 14,462 m² plot also offers development potential: a building reserve of approximately 800 m² provides exciting possibilities for tasteful expansion in a privileged location.