Confignon, the wine-growing setting.

Confignon owes its personality to its old village set on a hill, south-west of the city of Geneva. The municipality covers around 2.77 km² and borders Onex, Bernex, Perly-Certoux and Plan-les-Ouates, combining old streets around the church with more recent developments. The historic centre retains its wine-growing character, and the church of Saints-Pierre-et-Paul, recorded as early as the twelfth century, remains a landmark of the Left Bank. The population has grown strongly over two decades, driven mainly by the development of the Cressy area. This dual identity is reflected in the properties on offer in each area. We know these particularities, from the hilltop village to the more recent developments, which helps to pinpoint the real value of a property.

Way of life

Lanes of the old village around the church of Saints-Pierre-et-Paul, vineyards and open spaces, footpaths: Confignon keeps a rural breathing space that few municipalities this close to the centre manage to preserve.

Municipality benchmarks

• Prices: we do not publish average prices per m²: they are misleading, especially where sales are rare. Your property is assessed against the municipality's actual comparables: your broker shows them to you.
• Dominant type: Villas and character homes in the village, recent apartments in the Cressy area
• Distance to centre: South-west of Geneva, Left Bank
• Signature asset: A preserved wine-growing setting close to the city

Schools

• After-school care, school canteens and school-related activities organised by the municipality
• Future Cherpines eco-district with a planned school, crèche and sports and cultural hub
• Green spaces, vineyards and footpaths

Access & transport

• TPG buses to neighbouring municipalities and the centre
• Tram line 15 extended towards Lancy and Plan-les-Ouates, with a stop planned near Les Cherpines
• Close to the main roads of the Left Bank and the motorway