A lakeside village between Anières and Hermance, with its countryside, its harbour and a calm pace a quarter of an hour from the city.
Corsier is a small municipality on Geneva's Left Bank, set on the shore of Lake Geneva between Anières and the Hermance area. It keeps a village character, with its countryside, its harbour and residents who value this calm. The municipality has two sides. Corsier-Village grew up around its church and remains true to its historic scale. Corsier-Port faces the lake, with a CGN landing stage, a long-established boatyard and the pile-dwelling site listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site. The built fabric is dominated by villas and detached properties: old village houses, villas from recent decades and a few larger estates close to the lake. Building land is scarce, which adds value to existing properties.
The village grocery, cafés and associations, the harbour and landing stage by the water, countryside open to the fields and the lake: Corsier lives at a slower pace, fifteen minutes from the first hubs of the city.
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The built fabric is dominated by villas and detached properties: old village houses, more recent villas and a few larger estates near the lake. Building land is scarce, so the market is driven by rarity rather than volume.
The municipality is reached via the lakeside road and served by TPG line E along the shore. Corsier has no station of its own: Chêne-Bourg station remains the most useful for accessing the Léman Express.