Under the protection of La Pierre-à-Voir, which gave it its name and with a breathtaking view of the Rhone Valley, new development of 3 buildings of 4 apartments each, respecting the natural environment and the configuration of the terrain.

Ideally located between Martigny and Sion, not far from the Riviera, Montreux and Lausanne, this complex of three independent buildings, each comprising two 3.5-room apartments and two 4.5-room apartments, was designed to accommodate couples or small families who wish to settle in a quiet area and enjoy the surrounding countryside.

On the heights of the village, residents will be able to live between the daily necessities and the proximity of the mountains for relaxation and sports activities.

The project is a contemporary reinterpretation of the architecture of this old part of the village.

Each building is positioned to take advantage of both natural light and the panoramic views provided by the large openings, which are like living paintings.

The design and construction are carried out by an architectural firm with 45 years of experience.

Traditional construction on 3 levels, in masonry and with quality materials, respecting the local spirit and neighboring constructions, while meeting the expectations and standards of comfort and current energy consumption.

Lot 12, Building C

This 4.5-room apartment, 128 m² (135 m² weighted surface) on the top floor, is distributed as follows:

• Entrance hall with wardrobe closet
• 27 m² living room with open kitchen of 12.4 m², giving access to the terrace
• Master bedroom with 14 m² bedroom, 7.2 m² dressing room and 6 m² private bathroom
• Room 2 of 12.8 m²
• Room 3 of 12.8 m²
• Bathroom of 3.4 m²
• A 12.3 m² terrace and a private garden area of 325 m² accessible directly from the apartment.

On the ground floor, you will have a cellar, included in the price.

2 covered parking spaces complete this apartment, additionally at the price of CHF 36,000.- for the 2.

The building has a bicycle or stroller storage room and a relaxation and play area.

Technical description:

• reinforced concrete and terracotta brick construction
• wooden frame with thermal insulation, roofing with terracotta tiles or metal sheets
• Façades in stucco and exposed concrete, with thermal insulation
• exterior PVC/aluminum joinery, OB, triple glazing
• Motorized louver blinds for all windows
• photovoltaic solar panels on the roof
• hot water production and heating by air-water heat pump, underfloor heating with room thermostats
• interior partitions in plaster tiles, matte satin paint finish of ceilings and full ribbed plaster for walls
• interior woodwork in chipboard and melamine

Budget for sanitary facilities:

CHF 10,000.- including VAT

also including an outside tap and pre-installation for a washing column

Budget for kitchen layout:

CHF 20,000.- including VAT

Budget for coatings (supply):

CHF 45.- including VAT/m² 60/60 tiles for the floors of the hall, living room and kitchen with wooden skirting boards

CHF 45.- including VAT/m² 30/60 tiles for the walls of sanitary rooms

CHF 80.- including VAT/m² parquet for the floors of the bedrooms with wooden skirting boards

Outdoor facilities:

• cement slab patio flooring
• single-layer bitumen coating for visitor access and parking areas
• lighting along access routes
• lawns and shrub and hedge planting on common areas

Outdoor facilities:

• cement slab patio flooring
• single-layer bitumen coating for visitor access and parking areas
• lighting along access routes
• lawns and shrub and hedge planting on common areas

A complete construction description is available.

The interiors are still modifiable (subject to technical feasibility and direct invoicing),

the finishes are at the discretion of the purchasers, to be made by the supplier(s) and according to the pre-selection of the project manager, with the possibility of complete personalization.

The construction site has started.
Delivery scheduled for mid-2027

All information and photos are available on the website www.valimmobilier.ch

Saxon:

Guarded by a Romanesque chapel and a 13th century tower, between the Valais Alps and the lush Rhone Valley, the village of Saxon is also known for the oldest Casino in Switzerland, now transformed into an art center.

Ideally located between Martigny and Sion, the village offers its inhabitants all the amenities for a pleasant living experience (train station, banks, post office, shops, restaurants, school and sports facilities, playgrounds, etc.)

Twenty minutes from the largest ski resort in Switzerland (Verbier 4 valleys) and the starting point for many hiking trails, offering many leisure activities. Not to mention the gourmet walks and the National Apricot Festival.