La Fenette
St-Imier, Bern
The project
La Fenette is a development of ten terraced houses arranged in three groups in St-Imier, built with prefabricated timber frame construction, an air-to-water heat pump and photovoltaic panels. Each house has its own entrance, a private garden, a parking space and a cellar, with customisable finishes. The project is located about a 10-minute walk from the station and the centre of St-Imier.
Automatic translation of the original French description.
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Details
- Town
- St-Imier
- Canton
- Bern
- Unit types
- 4.5 pièces, 5.5 pièces
- Minimum price
- CHF 590’000
- Maximum price
- CHF 725’000
- Broker
- Buri Gestion
- Contact
- n.tanner@buri-gestion.ch
- Phone
- 032 940 11 11
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