The stately five-storey period building from 1890 is situated in a prominent downtown location in Geneva’s financial district. The ground floor of this time-honoured corner building divides into several retail units, occupied by a café, a restaurant and a pharmacy, among other businesses.
Boulevard Georges-Favon 15 Key facts
- Prestigious mixed-use
residential / retail building from 1890 - Extensively refurbished and upgraded
in 2017 - Prominent
corner location - Lavish period façade
with wrought-iron balconies - 11 exclusive apartments
of various sizes in total - Excellent modern specification,
including fitted kitchens and tub-equipped bathrooms - Period staircase
plus modern lift system
Prestigious, bespoke
and in the middle of things
The impressive residential / retail period building at Boulevard Georges-Favon 15 offers a total of eleven apartments on the four upper levels in addition to an office unit. The apartments range from 50 sqm to 107 sqm in size. They include anything from cosy two-room apartments to spacious and prestigious four-room city residences – just the right place for every taste and need.
The high-end interior fit-outs of the apartments have all been carefully selected. Standard features include, for instance, fitted kitchens and tub-equipped bathrooms – even in the smaller residential units. Another benefit of the building is its central location. It is a house of short distances, with Geneva literally at your doorstep.
Cosmopolitan, highly liveable and superbly networked
Geneva. The European domicile of the United Nations. Home to the head offices of WHO, WTO, ICRC and UNHCR. More than 250 NGOs with consultative status with the UN maintain offices here. And 176 countries have permanent representations or missions in town. At the same time, Geneva is a known watch-making, science and finance centre.
The city’s extremely high level of liveability is explained by its scenic location on the banks of the rivers Rhône, Arve and Lake Geneva, its unique alpine backdrop and its diversified cultural amenities, among other factors.
Boulevard Georges-Favon runs through the heart of town, right through the busy financial district. From here, it is just a short walk to the historic town centre, the big high streets, the promenades along the banks of Arve, Rhône and Lake Geneva and into the Plainpalais bohemian quarter with its bars, restaurants and cafés.
- Optimal public transport links
- 12-minute walk or 10-minute commute by public transport to the central railway station
- 15-minute drive by car or a 20-minute commute by public transport to the airport
- 15-minute drive to the A1 motorway
