Description
Implanted in a dominant position, this new development of 3 buildings, each with 4 units, blends harmoniously into its surroundings, both through its location, which respects the natural terrain, and through its meticulous architecture and the quality of its workmanship. The materials and colors chosen interact with the surrounding architecture, while being reinterpreted in a contemporary style by the architects.
Each home features generous volumes, vast bay windows flooding the rooms with natural light, and optimal openness to the outdoors. Large terraces and private gardens extend the living spaces, offering rare comfort and a panoramic, unobstructed view of the Rhône plain and the Valais Alps.
The project comprises three buildings on a human scale, each offering just four homes - two 3.5-room apartments and two 4.5-room apartments - to ensure the privacy, tranquility and quality of life of its residents.
Vast terraces and private gardens for each apartment extend the living spaces, offering optimal comfort and a privileged living environment.
Parking is integrated into the building with covered or semi-covered spaces, while basements accommodate cellars, technical rooms, as well as practical spaces for bicycles and baby carriages.
Finally, thanks to the comfortable budgets allocated and included in the price, each purchaser will be able to personalize the finishes - kitchen, bathrooms, floors - to create an interior perfectly suited to their tastes.
Address: chemin de la Sauterie 9-11-13 in Saxon.
Project website: www.pierreavoir.ch
Municipality
SAXON
At the heart of the Rhône plain, the commune of Saxon enjoys a privileged geographical location. To the south, the slopes are covered with renowned vineyards, while to the north the communal territory rises to alpine pastures and forests offering numerous trails and panoramas.
It's just 10 minutes by car from Martigny and 15 minutes from Sion, two dynamic urban centers in the Valais. The Riviera can be reached in around 30 minutes, and the Grand-Saint-Bernard tunnel opens the way to Italy in less than 45 minutes.
This proximity to major urban centers allows residents to enjoy both the authenticity and charm of a Valais village with its unspoilt natural setting, while gaining rapid access to the economic, cultural and social advantages of the surrounding towns.
A crossroads between tradition and modernity, Saxon combines quality of life, dynamism and openness to the outside world. This is the setting for the Résidence Pierre-à-Voir project, located in the heart of the village, offering its future residents an environment that is both authentic and practical, with an eye to the future.
Access
Perfectly served by public transport, Saxon has a SBB station in the center of the village, linking Martigny in 8 minutes and Sion in just 16 minutes. Mountain lovers will also appreciate the proximity of the La Tzoumaz resort, giving access to the prestigious Verbier 4 Vallées ski area, some twenty minutes away by car.
Shops/stores
Saxon offers its residents all the essential amenities for a comfortable and friendly life: Educational facilities ranging from daycare to schools up to 8H,Modern sports facilities, Shops and services (supermarkets, banks, post office, restaurants, etc.
Public transport
Public transport in Saxon
The commune of Saxon benefits from a well-developed public transport network, facilitating daily travel for residents and visitors alike.
- Train : Saxon station, located on the Simplon line, is served by RegionAlps regional trains. It offers regular connections to Sion, Martigny and the rest of the canton, with connections to the main national lines.
- Buses: A bus service complements the rail system and serves the commune's neighborhoods as well as neighboring localities, enabling fluid mobility within the region.
- Cantonal and national offers: Saxon residents have access to advantageous solutions such as the BFF day pass, valid for travel throughout Switzerland, and the PASS 13*, which encourages the use of public transport in the canton of Valais.
Thanks to this train-bus combination and public mobility offerings, Saxon has a modern, accessible and sustainable public transport network tailored to everyone's needs.
La commune se distingue également par son riche tissu associatif et culturel. Les visiteurs et habitants peuvent profiter d’un musée, de sentiers de randonnée pédestre et VTT, d’un bisse aménagé, mais aussi de balades gourmandes, d’œnothèques accueillantes et d’une gastronomie locale reconnue. Chaque été, la traditionnelle Fête Nationale de l’Abricot attire de nombreux visiteurs et met en valeur le fruit emblématique du village.
Conveniences
Neighbourhood
- City centre
- Village
- Villa area
- Green
- Mountains
- Vineyard
- Residential area
- Shops/Stores
- Bank
- Post office
- Restaurant(s)
- Pharmacy
- Child-friendly
- Playground
- Nursery
- Preschool
- Primary school
- Secondary school
- Secondary II school
- Horse riding area
- Sports centre
- Soccer pitch
- Religious monuments
- Hospital / Clinic
- Doctor
- SBB access
Outside conveniences
- Balcony/ies
- Terrace/s
- Garden
- Greenery
- Covered parking space(s)
- Parking
- Visitor parking space(s)
- Built on a sloping hillside
Inside conveniences
- Wheelchair-friendly
- Lift/elevator
- Visitor parking space(s)
- Eat-in-kitchen
- Open kitchen
- Guests lavatory
- Cellar
- Bicycle storage
- Built-in closet
- Triple glazing
- Bright/sunny
Equipment
- Furnished kitchen
- Fitted kitchen
- Induction cooker
- Oven
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Dishwasher
- Connections for washing tower
- Shower
- Bath
- Photovoltaic panels
- Interphone
- Ventilation
Floor
- At your discretion
- Tiles
- Parquet floor
Condition
- New
Orientation
- South
Exposure
- Favourable
- Morning
- In the evening
View
- Nice view
- Clear
- Garden
- Mountains
- Alps
Style
- Modern
Energy efficiency (CECB)
The energy label is the result of an evaluation of the global energy performance (energy consumption and energy source) and of the performance of the building envelope.