This highly presentable period building from 1886 is located in a prestigious location on the edge of historic downtown Geneva. An upscale international neighbourhood with excellent urban infrastructure sets the scene here in the heart of the city’s business centre. On the upper levels of this period building with its stately façade, you find exclusive modern offices.
Place de Longemalle 18 Key Facts
- Prestigious mixed-use office and retail building
from 1886 - Thoroughly refurbished and upgraded
in 2002 - Regularly maintained
with lavish attention to detail - A total floor area of 1,173 sqm
on prestigious, modern office units - Excellent modern specification
- Bespoke flexible use options
- Period staircase
equipped with modern lift system - Latest building and safety engineering
Modern technology
in period garb
While the house at Place de Longemalle 18 is impressive on the outside with its period exterior, the prestigious modern premises inside will impress you just as much. The ground floor and parts of the first floor are occupied by upscale retail businesses. Located above are five levels of offices, each with an effective floor area of about 200 sqm. The excellent specification of these premises meets the latest standards throughout.
Basic features include efficient air-conditioning, exterior solar shading with curtains and an electronic central locking system. Each of the well-appointed office unit comes with a kitchenette and wall-to-wall carpeting. Its upper parts are accessible either via a period staircase or the lift system. Customisation of the premises to your needs is possible upon request.
Perfect inner-city location and optimal transport links
This heritage building complex on the edge of Geneva’s old town is located in the heart of the vibrant Rues Basses high-street pitch formed by the streets Rue de la Croix-d’Or, Rue du Marché and the splendid Rue du Rhône. The immediate vicinity is dotted with boutique stores of renowned international brands as well as cafés, restaurants, bars and numerous museums. A walk of mere minutes will take you to the waterfront of Lake Geneva and the English Garden.
- 3-minute walk to the “Rive” tram stop, served by lines 12 and 17
- 15-minute walk or 10-minute commute by public transport to the central railway station
- 15-minute drive by car or 25-minute commute by public transport to the airport
- 15-minute drive to the A1 motorway
