Mary Anne Fitch presents a selection of Swiss properties from Coldwell Banker Swiss Riviera, the Coldwell Banker office in Montreux on Lake Geneva. If you are considering a home in Switzerland, I will introduce you personally to their team. They guide you through viewings and the purchase under Swiss law.
Swiss federal law, known as Lex Koller, requires persons abroad to obtain a permit before buying residential property. A principal residence is reserved for buyers who live in Switzerland. A holiday home can be bought only in communes the canton has designated for it, within annual cantonal quotas and size limits.
The Montreux area and parts of the Swiss Riviera are among the places where foreign buyers can acquire a holiday home. Coldwell Banker Swiss Riviera confirms eligibility for every property before you make an offer.
A separate federal rule, Lex Weber, stops new second homes in communes where they already make up more than 20 percent of housing. Homes that existed before the rule generally keep their status. It is checked property by property.

Presented by
Mary Anne Fitch RB-15747
Coldwell Banker Island Properties
Offered by
Coldwell Banker Swiss Riviera
Avenue des Alpes 10, 1820 Montreux, Switzerland
Properties on this page are listed and offered by Coldwell Banker Swiss Riviera, Avenue des Alpes 10, 1820 Montreux, Switzerland, and presented by Mary Anne Fitch, Coldwell Banker Island Properties, 700 Office Rd, Lahaina, HI 96761. Listing details link to the listing brokerage's website. Information is provided by the listing brokerage and is believed accurate but not guaranteed. Prices, availability and eligibility for purchase by persons abroad are subject to change and to Swiss federal and cantonal law. You should verify all information independently and consult appropriate Swiss legal and tax professionals. Each office is owned and operated independently.
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