Knowing the ground · Geneva municipalities
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Where we have been working since 2006: the market, schools, access and the properties we sell there. What you need to know before buying or selling.
Where we have been working since 2006: the market, schools, access and the properties we sell there. What you need to know before buying or selling.
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A village on the water, between vineyards and shore: harbours, municipal beaches and waterfront properties, in the north of the Left Bank.
See the areaA municipality in the Geneva countryside, between fields, vineyards and the Rhône, for an unhurried pace without leaving the canton.
See the areaA rural municipality in the south-west of the canton, made up of the villages of Avusy, Sézegnin and Athenaz, on the French border and in the countryside of the Champagne genevoise.
See the areaA rural commune in the south of the canton, on the border, where the farmland plateau gives way to vines on the slope: several hamlets around Compesières.
See the areaWest of the Geneva urban area, on the Left Bank, a municipality that brings together several villages and hamlets with a largely agricultural character.
See the areaA town laid out in the eighteenth century under the Kingdom of Sardinia, dense and lively, just south of Geneva and separated from it by the Arve.
See the areaA country village on the left bank of the Rhône, next to the Moulin-de-Vert nature reserve, some twenty minutes from the centre.
See the areaThe westernmost municipality in Switzerland, on the Rhône and the French border: a wine-growing village surrounded by vineyards and fields.
See the areaA commune best read sector by sector, from Conches to the historic centre, with villas, recent buildings and tram links to the city centre.
See the areaOne of the smallest municipalities in the canton, dense and urban, transformed by the Léman Express station that puts central Geneva a few minutes away.
See the areaA small rural municipality on the Left Bank, in the east of the canton, between cultivated fields and vineyards, a quarter of an hour from the centre.
See the areaA residential lakeside municipality on the Left Bank, around Vésenaz and its harbours, between villas, countryside and access to the water.
See the areaThe most coveted heights in the canton: sweeping views over the harbour, century-old parks and mansions ten minutes from the centre.
See the areaAn old village set on a hill south-west of Geneva, combining old streets around the church with more recent developments.
See the areaA lakeside village between Anières and Hermance, with its countryside, its harbour and a calm pace a quarter of an hour from the city.
See the areaThe area where our agency is based: quiet residential streets, Parc Marignac and the Pont-Rouge urban hub around the station.
See the areaA rural commune on the Left Bank, in the north-east Geneva countryside, on the French border.
See the areaA former fortified town on Lake Geneva, at the north-eastern tip of the canton, facing the lake and next to Anières.
See the areaA rural municipality in the east of the canton, backing onto the Bois de Jussy, the largest forest in the canton, among hamlets, fields and Geneva's highest point.
See the areaOne of the smallest municipalities in the canton, in the countryside of the Champagne genevoise, south-west of Geneva, between fields and neighbouring villages.
See the areaOne of the most populous communes in the canton, on the Left Bank, bringing together Grand-Lancy and Petit-Lancy, from the Pont-Rouge urban hub to quiet residential streets.
See the areaA rural municipality in the east of the canton, between fields and vineyards, crossed by the restored Seymaz, a quarter of an hour from the centre.
See the areaOn the plateau overlooking the Rhône, south-west of Geneva, a municipality in two parts, between Cité-Nouvelle and the village area.
See the areaTwo villages, Perly on the heights and Certoux in the Aire plain, in the south of the canton on the French border.
See the areaThe part of the municipality of Lancy closest to Geneva: bourgeois villas, large housing estates and a residential identity of its own.
See the areaA village core and its hamlets on one side, one of the largest industrial and watchmaking zones in the canton on the other.
See the areaA rural municipality on the Left Bank, in the south-east of the canton, on the French border, that has resisted urban sprawl.
See the areaA small Left Bank commune in the east of the canton, on the French border, combining village life, countryside and proximity to Thônex and the Trois-Chêne.
See the areaA small rural and wine-growing municipality in south-west Geneva, at the French border, in the countryside of the Champagne genevoise.
See the areaA family municipality in the east of the canton, backing onto the countryside and the Foron, connected to the centre and Annemasse by tram.
See the areaOne of the smallest municipalities in the canton, in the Geneva countryside at the foot of the Salève: village, villas and calm, within easy reach of the centre.
See the areaOne of the greenest municipalities in the canton: large gardens, protected villa zones and silence, a few minutes from Cologny and the centre.
See the areaThe meeting point of the municipality of Collonge-Bellerive, on the left shore of the lake, on the eastern edge of Geneva.
See the areaA locality of the municipality of Veyrier, on the Left Bank, on the Arve, south-east of the city of Geneva.
See the areaWhere the canton meets the Salève and the border: village, the Vessy and Pinchat plateaus, villas and a density of greenery that is rare so close to the city.
See the areaOne of the smallest municipalities in western Geneva, in a bend of the Rhône: fields, forests and a village, some twenty minutes from the centre.
See the areaBetween Genthod and Pregny-Chambésy, a waterside municipality: Port-Gitana, villas and a direct Léman Express connection.
See the areaA Geneva commune detached from the rest of the canton, surrounded by the canton of Vaud, on the lakeshore north of Geneva.
See the areaA rural commune on the Right Bank, made up of the villages of Collex and Bossy, on the edge of the Versoix woods, close to the airport and the international quarter.
See the areaA wine-growing municipality in the Mandement, on the right bank of the Rhône at the border, between vineyards, a château and the Allondon valley.
See the areaA lakeside village on the Right Bank, between Bellevue and Versoix: calm, vineyards, properties with views over the harbour and Mont Blanc.
See the areaA municipality with a dual nature: the village core on one side, the international organisations district and the airport on the other.
See the areaOn the Right Bank of the canton, between the airport and the countryside stretching towards the Pays de Gex, a municipality with a dual identity.
See the areaA Right Bank hillside overlooking the harbour, between the lake and the international quarter, a few kilometres from the centre.
See the areaA wine village in the Mandement, on a hillside overlooking the Rhône, known for its Fête des Vendanges and served by the Léman Express.
See the areaThe largest municipality in the canton by area and the largest wine-growing municipality in Switzerland: villages, Mandement vineyards, a Léman Express station and an industrial hub.
See the areaOne of the most populous and most varied municipalities in the canton, on the Right Bank between the Rhône and the airport.
See the areaA lakeside municipality between Geneva and the Vaud border: lakefront, a centre crossed by the river and residential hamlets.
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