Out of sight, 5 minutes from the town centre, in a protected historic district, this residence is listed as a "remarkable house". From the street, only its roofs can be seen. Built at the beginning of the 20th century, it is distinguished from its neighbours by its distinctive architecture, characteristic of the Anglo-Norman style. Its three-storeys are alternately adorned with brick, stone and half-timbered walls in the higher sections. Its façade is decorated with wooden balconies and balustrades, and windows topped with overhanging eaves that emphasise the different spaces. The residence is topped with flat tile roofs, which are either gable or hipped, revealing a structure punctuated by eaves and cross dormers which bring light to the upper floors. The windows, which vary in size and shape, are framed by wood panelling that complements the half-timbering. Finally, a contemporary veranda adjoins the house and opens onto the garden, outbuildings and swimming pool.

The house

To reach the residence, you take a harmoniously paved driveway that leads to the roof over the main entrance door. From the moment you enter, the renovation, which was carefully created by an interior designer, is revealed in its refined lines and spaces.

The ground floor
It begins with an entrance hall with a discreet wardrobe, which then opens onto a vast living room made up of two areas, one devoted to the lounge and the other to the dining room. The room features moulded cornices and two fireplaces, one in stone and the other in marble, with mantels adorned with classical motifs and a brick insert. The floor is tiled with light coloured paving slabs with cabochons. The many large windows bring in abundant light, showcasing the high ceilings and the quality of the interior decoration. The entrance then leads to a small hallway with a toilet and the basement. Finally, continuing along the ground floor, a fully-equipped kitchen opens onto a contemporary, air-conditioned veranda of around 17 m², made from high-quality materials and designed with great attention to detail, providing a bright, friendly setting for preparing and enjoying everyday meals.
The first floor
A large landing opens onto a vast master bedroom, which includes a shower room and a wardrobe. This imposing room features a moulded ceiling, a white marble fireplace and a wooden floor. The wardrobe has harmonious curved lines, while the bed headboard is formed by a partition that supports two washbasins. It features custom-made, rounded glass windows that echo those on the ground floor and emphasise the clever dialogue with the woodwork, and which also provide access to a shower room and toilet. On the other side of the landing there is a contemporary bathroom with a spacious bath, shower, washbasin and toilet. The room is bathed in soft light. Finally, there is a second bedroom with a moulded ceiling, walls covered in wainscoting and a parquet floor.
The second floor
This is laid out in much the same way as the first, and similar care has been taken with the decoration. The landing opens onto the master bedroom, which includes a shower room - with a shower and washbasin - and a wardrobe. The first floor ends in a large room - currently used as a study - with parquet flooring. Finally, there is a toilet and a fifth attic bedroom.
The basement
A door from the inside opens onto the lower floor, which has been completely renovated. It includes a laundry room, a boiler room - with a condensing gas boiler and a softener - a storage area and a wine cellar.

The outbuildings

The outhouse
Mirroring the house, a historic outbuilding has been completely renovated, with air-conditioning and heating added. It could be used as a playroom or for any other activity.
The carport
A 36 m² carport attached to the main building provides parking for two vehicles. It is accessible from the street via a paved driveway.
The swimming pool
The house also has a heated swimming pool measuring 8 x 4.5 m, which is surrounded by exotic wood borders and decks in front of a relaxation area. It is a peaceful place to relax, with a host of features including a heat pump, an automatic PH and salt treatment system and an automatic roller shutter, all of which are stored in a technical room.