Atypical regional house

Located in Lens, a city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2012, this typical house of the region reveals beautiful volumes with an area of approximately 370 m² as well as a charming wooded plot of 800 m² fully enclosed.
It has an exceptional cachet such as herringbone parquet flooring, moldings, wood-burning fireplaces and earthenware.
The house is distributed as follows;
On the ground floor:
A living room, a double living room of around 50 m², an equipped kitchen, a pantry and a living room facing south with terrace access.
Upstairs :
The landing serves 4 large bedrooms including a master suite as well as a large bathroom with toilet and a shower room.
The attic accommodates a magnificent 5th bedroom with dressing room and bathroom. The house also has a vaulted cellar with 5 rooms.
A tavern-type annex adjoins the house and will wonderfully welcome guests in a warm atmosphere worthy of our region.
It is composed as follows.
On the ground floor:
A large room equipped with a central fireplace with indoor barbecue.
A counter.
Upstairs :
A billiard room.
A game room.
Outdoors.
A terrace with a southern exposure.
Below, a wooded park invites you to enjoy the beautiful sunny days.
The house also has a vaulted cellar with 5 rooms.
A garage for one vehicle
A second for a motorcycle or bicycles.
A city rich in emotions with its legendary football club, its mythical museum and its slag heaps listed as UNESCO heritage are what make the reputation of this new metropolis.
Close to the main A21/A1 highways and 10 minutes from Lens station where the train serves Arras in 15 minutes, Lille in 30 minutes and Paris in 1 hour 10 minutes.

ENERGY CLASS: C. CLIMATE CLASS: D.
Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on energy prices for the year 2021: €3,100.