Vessy, on the Arve.

Vessy is a locality of the municipality of Veyrier, on the Left Bank, on the Arve. It is not an official municipality: the area is part of Veyrier, south-east of the city of Geneva. The site is shaped by the Arve and its hydraulic heritage, with the former pumping station that became the Vessy power plant, and the Vessy bridge linking Geneva to Veyrier. The Vessy sports centre, on the riverbanks, is a well-known landmark.

Way of life

Vessy stretches along the banks of the Arve, in a residential, outdoor setting. The wooded banks and the sports centre make it a place for walking and sport, while remaining close to the city. The building stock combines houses and small-scale housing, in a setting where the river plays a central role.

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• Prices: we do not publish average prices per m²: they are misleading, especially where sales are rare.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: Residential housing and houses along the banks of the Arve
• Distance to centre: South-east of Geneva, Left Bank, on the Arve (municipality of Veyrier)
• Signature asset: A locality on the Arve, with its riverbanks and sports centre

Schools

• Primary schools of the municipality of Veyrier
• Secondary schooling attached to the area's cycle d'orientation (lower secondary school)

Access & transport

• Served by TPG bus lines
• The Vessy bridge links the area to the Geneva bank
• Road access via the Left Bank, along the Arve