In search of unbridled densification, city centre real estate increasingly offers apartments without charm and without soul, with few exteriors.

But sometimes, fortunately, certain properties free themselves from this implacable logic and turn out to be attractive exceptions preserved in the heart of this disembodied urbanism.

This is how this charming 130 m² town house, dating from the end of the 19th century, offers a pleasant place to live in the lower part of the popular Ormeaux district in Le Havre.

With its brick facade and slate roof, along adjacent streets of the city centre, it is distinguished above all by a precious enclosed garden, sunny and not overlooked, which can accommodate all types of vehicles thanks to its large automatic gate.

Following the entrance, an elegant staircase with a scent of yesteryear, stands out as a real backbone of the house, soaring towards the upper floors.

The ground floor is intended for living rooms where it is good to meet.
On one side, the living room of around thirty m² reveals pretty arguments with its original parquet flooring, its period fireplaces and its ceiling decorated with moldings and rosettes.
On the other side, with its delicious flea market atmosphere, the fully fitted and equipped kitchen remains an essential room of the house.
With its surface area of ??around twenty m², it presents itself as a beautiful dining area open to the garden, encouraging conviviality.
In addition, there is a judicious back kitchen and the main toilet.

Improvising exhibition spaces for a few finds stubbornly picked up by the owners, the stairwell and its two landings lead to the private rooms.

On the 1st floor, there are two comfortable 14m² bedrooms, one of which also benefits from a personal shower room with toilet.
As for the other, currently used as an office, it is backed by an impeccable bathroom, refined and bright.

The 2nd floor, nestled discreetly under the eaves, accommodates two other intimate bedrooms with an unobstructed view and two small attics that can be easily converted.

To complete the whole, a large and very useful basement serves as a cellar and boiler room for the recent gas boiler.

With a few additional finishes and exterior fittings, this property will reveal its undeniable potential.

With the immediate proximity of transport, shops and all other amenities, it is possible to fully and very easily enjoy the many attractions of the city of Le Havre, listed by UNESCO and the sumptuous scenery of the Alabaster Coast without having to sacrifice your quality of life on a daily basis.

A very pleasant program in perspective!

ENERGY CLASS: E CLIMATE CLASS: E
Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices for the year 2021: between €3,070 and €4,220.

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