Set between Lake Geneva and the EPFL and UNIL campuses, Saint-Sulpice has kept its character as a lakeside village. Driven by its immediate proximity to the neighbouring academic and technology hub, it has become one of the most sought-after communes in the Lausanne agglomeration, in the canton of Vaud.
A Romanesque landmark on the lakeshore
The priory of Saint-Sulpice, with its Romanesque church, is part of the religious heritage on the shores of Lake Geneva. This heritage sits alongside a lively marina and landscaped shoreline paths for walking, which give the village a pleasant quality of life.
Right next door to EPFL and UNIL
The proximity of the EPFL and UNIL campuses, a few minutes away on foot or by bike, shapes the profile of residents: researchers, doctoral students, families connected to academia, and employees of the technology companies based in the nearby science park. This demand, renewed every year, keeps strong pressure on a limited housing stock, especially around the start of the academic year.
Recent lakeside housing
Saint-Sulpice’s built environment consists mainly of recent residential buildings, constructed on or very close to the lakeshore, with few single-family homes given the commune’s small land area. This land scarcity places Saint-Sulpice among the tightest markets in the Lausanne region; price benchmarks are gathered on our price per square metre page.
From Nyon, LCR Immo follows the Saint-Sulpice market and supports buyers, sellers and tenants, from the first viewing to the signing, with the same close understanding of the expectations of an academic and international clientele.