Loft XXL in a building steeped in history

In the heart of a city centre 10 minutes from Obernai,, this building, built in 1884 by the architect Brion, has a perfectly preserved neo-Romanesque pink sandstone façade. It is home to an architect’s office as well as this loft spanning 300 m² (3,305 sq ft) over three stories. This exceptional living space with its exceptional volumes has benefited from a characterful renovation which has given pride of place to the testimonies of the rich past of the place.

Access is via a private courtyard extended by a terrace overlooking the entrance door. The ground floor comprises an open-plan 110 m² (1,110 sq ft) area including the necessary arrivals for the installation of a shower room. It is home to the “aron hakodesh”, a stone arch designed to preserve the Torah scrolls, and could be used as a night area with several bedrooms or as premises for a liberal activity.

Access to the upper floors can be gained by a staircase or a fully glazed elevator. Also with a surface area of 110 m², the intermediate floor offers water inlets for a kitchen and a second bathroom. Crossing and bathed in light via the wide arched openings, it has an impressive ceiling height, revealing the carefully sculpted and carefully underlined crossbowmen of the roofing framework. Finally, the living room will ideally find its place on the third 80 m² (861 sq ft) floor surface area topped with a perfectly preserved stained glass window.

The reinterpretation of this exceptional place includes the electricity, heating, insulation as well as the paintings. The floors, the kitchen and the shower room on the ground floor will remain for the future owners to interpret and let their imagination run wild.

4 parking spaces

Kindergarten, primary school and shops within walking distance

Obernai at 10 min

Strasbourg at 25 min