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Municipality · Left Bank
Anières, the lake.
A village on the water, between vineyards and shore: harbours, municipal beaches and waterfront properties, in the north of the Left Bank.
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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.
Anières follows the lakeshore between Vésenaz and Hermance. The municipality has kept the soul of a lakeside village: a harbour, beaches, vineyard paths and some of the finest lakefront properties in the canton. Buyers come here for direct access to the water, full lake views and a seaside way of life that is rare so close to Geneva. Properties on the lakefront itself are exceptional and highly sought after. Marketing them calls for discretion, a network and an accurate reading of what a stretch of shoreline is worth.
Swimming at the Anières harbour, sailing, terraces facing the Salève, walks through the vineyards: Anières lives to the rhythm of the lake, in a village spirit the Left Bank has managed to preserve.
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Six new villas at Chemin des Courbes 10 (two semi-detached, four triplexes), very high energy performance, delivery planned for the second half of 2028. Marketed by CI-Léman, price on request.
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Anières is one of the few Geneva municipalities offering properties right on the lakefront. These properties are exceptional, rarely available and often marketed confidentially.
Anières has kept the character of a lakeside village: harbour, municipal beaches, vineyards and local life, while remaining a quarter of an hour from central Geneva. It is a seaside, residential setting popular with families.
Standard properties in Anières are generally priced below Cologny, but lakefront properties with lake access reach comparable or even higher values because of their rarity.
