These days, city center real estate too often rhymes with standardization and densification to the detriment of charm and space.
But thanks to happy owners sensitive to local heritage, certain residences preserve a refined, much more attractive lifestyle.

This is exactly what this vast 223 m² semi-detached town house from the 19th century offers, located in the heart of Fécamp, a few steps from shops and other amenities.

With its high brick and flint facade, bordering a small street leading to the very center, it suggests some nice surprises within it.

Behind the pretty new door respecting the past, the entrance concretely announces its status as a large bourgeois house, the opposite of the traditional small fishermen’s houses, so characteristic of the region.

Formerly used in a medical office, this ground floor offers numerous possibilities of use. With its independent cloakroom, its beautiful Haussmann-style room and its spacious laundry room. This level can be perfectly suited to a liberal or artistic profession but can also simply remain an additional family or functional space.

The true backbone of this residence, a wide staircase with the scent of yesteryear rises to the upper floors, improvising itself as an exhibition space for a few paintings unearthed by an esthete owner.

The 1st floor landing serves the main living rooms of the house.
On one side, a cozy living room offers delicious moments by the fire, punctuated by a few piano notes or exciting readings.
On the other side, a second lounge with a cozy atmosphere allows you to isolate yourself in front of a report or a good film without altering the harmony of the place.

Added to this is the presence of a recent contemporary, independent and bright kitchen, with direct access to a precious terrace extended by a pleasant, perfectly sunny garden.

After leaving aside a toilet, nestled between two floors, arriving on the second landing announces a more intimate atmosphere.

Two beautiful south-facing bedrooms, decorated with elegant marble fireplaces, compete in charm.
One in light tones is ideal as a child’s bedroom and the other, with its emphasis on natural wood, is aimed at parents.
This soft and warm atmosphere transmitted by the wood extends to the decor of the bathroom with its dominant view of the garden.

The third floor nestled discreetly under the attic is devoted to three other bedrooms sharing a judicious shower room with toilet and a small attic remaining to be converted.

To complete everything, a large free space is hidden under the terrace and gives a second access to the garden. The basement houses three large cellars which are always useful!
Enough to be able to enjoy Fécamp in complete peace of mind, a fishing and pleasure port open to the open sea, having developed over time a real tourist and economic attractiveness.

ENERGY CLASS: E CLIMATE CLASS: E
Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established using energy prices for the year 2021: between €3,840 and €5,230

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Georisks website for the areas concerned: www.georisks.gouv.fr