Period charm in the heart of the city: the elegance of an Italian-style villa-building
Discover the history and charm of this spacious five-room, 145 m² apartment, nestled within an Italianate villa-building designed around 1895 by architect Pauline Caumont.
From the moment you enter, the generous proportions and high ceilings are impressive. The delicate moldings, rosettes, and original parquet floors evoke an era when every detail mattered. The bright living room opens onto a long balcony, while the adjoining lounge, adorned with built-in storage, invites you to relax.
The apartment has three spacious bedrooms, two with closets, a separate kitchen, a bathroom, a shower room, and separate toilets.
It is currently in its original condition and requires renovation—a unique opportunity to restore its full splendor and personalize it to your tastes, while respecting its historic character.
A private garage, a cellar, and a maid’s room complete this exceptional property—amenities as rare as they are valuable in this central neighborhood.
Located just steps from shops, public transport, and the train station, this residence enjoys a peaceful setting, sheltered from the city bustle. Its quick airport access also makes it an ideal pied-à-terre for second-home owners or as a heritage investment.
A property rich in history, ready to be reimagined to suit your preferences.
Information about the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: georisques.gouv.fr
(Description reviewed and translated by AI)