Successively inhabited by the aristocracy and the bourgeoisie, this prestigious residence has seduced its various owners over the centuries with what it generously has to offer: very spacious rooms with an abundance of natural light.
Lovers of luxurious 19th-century architecture will find all the hallmarks of this style here:
– 3.57 high ceilings on the ground floor, which do not ‘blend in’ with the upper floors: the building is bourgeois from top to toe!
– perfectly maintained floors, whether parquet or the famous cement tiles (an Ardèche invention dating from the same century as the building),
– wooden staircases,
– beautiful fireplaces,
– the cast-iron radiators so sought-after today,
– espagnolettes,
– …

Enjoy the shade of the plane trees in the small garden.

The area is perfectly quiet, with all the local leisure facilities close at hand. Tennis, pétanque, swimming pool and park are just two streets away… as are the shops.
The surrounding houses are all lower-rise, allowing unobstructed views from the windows, with no obtrusive neighbours.

A garage of almost 50 m2, not adjoining but just on the other side of the lane, completes the property and in itself represents interesting potential (as do the attics, cellar and other outbuildings!).