Situated in Territet on the front line of the lake, in the immediate vicinity of downtown Montreux, Villa Beauregard extends over a vast 2,587 m² plot. This majestic mansion, built around 1880 by Amy Chessex for her staff, is distinguished by its Belle Epoque architecture. Spread over four levels, the villa offers around 1,200 m² of living space, with 24 spacious, light-filled rooms. Amy Chessex had a superstitious side, which led her to arrange seven rooms per floor, with each room having five or seven openings (doors, windows). The villa boasts three outdoor balconies and large terraces, allowing you to take full advantage of the exceptional views of the mountains and Lake Geneva. In addition to the indisputable beauty of its finishes, the reception rooms are adorned with ceiling moldings and magnificent, generously-sized solid wood floors. The verdant garden, equipped with an automatic watering system, creates an idyllic and peaceful setting. Large sheds and a garage box provide additional storage space, and there's also the possibility of creating an indoor swimming pool, gym or auditorium. The enchanting setting and breathtaking views make this an exceptional residence, ideal for those looking for a historic home with unique character and a privileged geographical location.