With the grace of a star hanging in the sky, this magnificent residence full of character blends smoothly with the extraordinary beauty of the site in which it is set.

Built in 1930, it was carefully converted and enlarged until 2001. High ceilings graced with mouldings, high-quality parquet floors, marble, wood panelling and cornices: these are the touches that give the interiors the stamp of a very sober Art Deco style and a discreet elegance.

The present living area of 865 square meters is laid out on five levels. The upper ground floor comprises the daytime quarters, including a large entrance hall, three vast lounges and a spacious dining room as well as a master bedroom suite having a lounge, bedroom, dressing room and marble bathroom. This floor opens onto a sumptuous terrace from which one enjoys an unforgettable and sublime panorama of Lake Léman, the Alps and the roofs of the charming town of Montreux. The first floor, which is laid out as the sleeping quarters, comprises four bedrooms, each of which is equipped with a private bathroom. The bedrooms situated at the ends are extended by vast, comfortable solariums. The lofts are reserved for guests; they include three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a kitchen and a dining corner. The domestic staff are accommodated on the lower ground floor, where there is a large kitchen, a study, dining room, two bedrooms and five bath-/shower-rooms. A three-car garage occupies the basement, from which one can also use the elevator that serves the first three floors of the residence.

In harmony with the slope of the plot, the surface area of which exceeds 4,000 square meters, some intimate spaces have been created on several different levels, making the whole estate look like hanging gardens.

Located only 60 minutes from Geneva international airport, Territet is reputed to be one of the most attractive regions in French-speaking Switzerland owing to its especially mild micro-climate, its hospitals and international schools as well as the fast access it offers to the centre of Montreux, a radiant and dynamic town 365 days a year.