Anglo-norman villa on the city side

Punctuating the seaside with their elegant silhouettes, the Anglo-Norman villas remind us of an era in search of relaxed living and aesthetics.

These resorts with obvious charm sometimes took refuge in town, sheltered from the prevailing winds from the open sea. This beautiful 140 m2 house located in Le Havre, in the Sanvic district, is the perfect illustration.

Its facade exposed to the West and to the setting sun seems to emerge from the vegetation of the garden where it is good to relax in complete privacy.
Overhanging eave frame trusses, ridge of ridge, graphic use of red and white bricks, slate and zinc roofing, this city villa respects the architectural spirit of the Belle Époque.

The entrance is discreetly through a sunny terrace open to the fitted kitchen and its dining area. A skylight brightens the place and a judicious back kitchen avoids possible congestion.

At the foot of the staircase, the mosaic and terrazzo floors harmoniously mark the space leading on one side to the main living rooms: the dining room with its fireplace, the living room with its soothing light and the office as useful as bucolic with its view of the garden and on the other side to a toilet and then to a spacious semi-buried cellar with its garage for small vehicles.

Upstairs, a large landing gives access to a comfortable 16 m2 master bedroom with an appreciable private terrace and a second bedroom with balcony currently used as a painting workshop for the owner, sensitive to the changing lights of the room .

Finally, a most contemporary bathroom with a walk-in shower with glass walls and an additional toilet complete this level. The second floor hosts two comfortable attic bedrooms and an extra shower room with wc.

With in addition, the possibility of parking directly on the ground in front of the garage, this harmonious Sanvicaise combines all the assets to live serenely in the immediate vicinity of the city center.

Public transport at your doorstep, shops available a few minutes away and schools within walking distance, all amenities are close at hand in this friendly, village-style neighborhood that was in fact a town apart. until its attachment to Le Havre in 1955!

The warm and inspiring atmosphere of this attractive residence with remarkable architecture will not leave indifferent people sensitive to places with character and character.