This charming house from the year 1900 is located in the heart of the popular Plainpalais district of Geneva. The six top upper floors divided into 23 apartments with excellent modern specification.
Rue de l’Ecole-de-Médecine 14 Key facts
- Conspicuous corner building
from 1900 - Extensively refurbished
and upgraded in 2017 - 12 apartments of 30 sqm to 93 sqm
with excellent modern specification - Some units feature
balconies - Period staircase plus
modern lift system
Modern Living
in Historic Edifice
This charming corner building from 1900 with its striking arches, balconies and ledges was thoroughly refurbished in 2017. Its upper parts are accessible either via a period staircase or the lift system. Located on the ground floor are two store units that are currently used by an attractive bar.
Each apartment in the house at Rue de l’Ecole-de-Médecine 14 has a different layout. Some are compact studio apartments of 30 sqm for single occupancy while others are prestigious urban domiciles with a footprint of over 90 sqm and 4.5 rooms.
Something all apartments have in common is their generous fit-out. It includes well-appointed kitchens, bathrooms, floorings and, in some cases, balconies. On a combined floor area of 1,400 sqm, these apartments represent inner-city retreats whose varying sizes ensure that there is something for everyone.
INTERNATIONAL METROPOLIS, TRENDY LOCATION, SHORT DISTANCES
The eyes of the world are on Geneva. It is where the United Nations have their European head office. The WHO, the WTO, the ICRC and the UNHCR also call Geneva their home.
More than 250 NGOs with consultative status at 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.
That said, the city is also known for its amazing liveability. It is explained by the city’s scenic location on the shore of Lake Geneva, its unique alpine backdrop and its diversified cultural amenities, among other factors.
The charming corner building at Rue de l’Ecole-de-Médecine 14 lies in the heart of the popular Plainpalais district. The area is largely bypassed by tourists and is characterised by students and artisans. Art, culture, bars, cafés and restaurants set the scene in this district. The inner city and the historic town centre are within walking distance.
- 5-minute walk to the “Uni-Mail” tram and bus stop
- 15-minute commute by public transport to the central railway station
- 15-minute drive by car or a 25-minute commute by public transport to the airport
- Short drive to the A1 motorway
