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Buy property in the region of Yverdon-les-Bains

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Buy property in the region of Yverdon-les-Bains
Warning: Once you enter the enchanting region of Yverdon-les-Bains, you might never want to leave.

A unique setting recognized by UNESCO

Nestled between the Jura and the southwest end of Lake Neuchâtel, 60 km (37 mi) southwest of Bern, the region of Yverdon-les-Bains is beautiful and rich with an incredible historical heritage. Like many Swiss domains, particularly in the canton of Vaud, the landscapes offer a unique living environment between the lake, mountains, and countryside.

To buy property in the suburbs of the historic city of Yverdon-les-Bains is to secure a home surrounded by large spaces, vineyards, and fields. It’s to become the owner of a large charming residence built with beautiful stones and towers that give it the imagery of an elegant chateau.

Buyers who choose to live in this beautiful region can acquire a house by the lake or a renovated apartment on a delightful pedestrian street among other enchanting buildings of one of Switzerland’s oldest cities. Illuminated with light, the old town is quite spectacular. At Place Pestalozzi, with its neoclassical facades, the Temple, built in 1757, is a gem. With a population of more than 30,000 inhabitants, Yverdon-Les-Bains is a vibrant city that’s more than happy to still live in its glory days.

Live in the city and sail on the largest lake completely situated in Swiss territory. Why deprive yourself of such happiness? For those who simply do not have sea legs, admire the sunrise on the shores of Estavayer-le-Lac or Yverdon-les-Bains.

A dynamic region

To live in Yverdon-les-Bains or its surrounding region is to live in an environment where culture is appreciated. Explore its museums, its Center of Contemporary Art, and its 13th-century chateau (built by Pierre de Savoie). A unique European destination, Yverdon-les-Bains has many surprises collection of places that should be discovered in full. Visit the Maison d’Ailleurs, the Museum of Science-Fiction, and the megalithic site of the Menhirs de Clendy - some of its statues are over 6000-years-old and 4.5m high.

Choosing to live in this part of the canton of Vaud is also choosing a life in nature: sandy beaches, the magnificent Lake Neuchâtel offering all kinds of sport activities, and green spaces for family picnics under the shade of trees.

This region is also a place to rejuvenate at the luxurious Centre Thermal Yverdon-les-Bains  (its notoriety dates back to the Roman era) built around a hot spring (sulfurous) with a temperature that can rise to 29-degrees Celsius. Or indulge in a spa at one of the prestigious hotels embellished in Belle Epoque decor.

Residents of the region and its surrounding area take full advantage of this exceptional environment. Quiet moments of relaxation are punctuated by trips, excursions, and hikes. The immense open space between the lake, mountains, and forest offers a wonderful natural playground. The Grande Cariçaie Nature Reserve is home to thousands of animal and plant species, as well as breathtaking landscapes.

Why not follow in the footsteps of Charles the Bold and buy a beautiful property in the municipality of Grandson and live the history of Switzerland every day? Or perhaps you’d be more interested in transforming an old farmhouse on the vineyards of Bonvillars and training your dachshund in the art of truffle-hunting.

Need we say more? This program is a must.

Contact a BARNES Yverdon agent.

Photo Credit: Josian