Situated on the outskirts of La Roche-sur-Yon, this 126-square-meter house is set on an almost 600-square-meter plot.

Built in 1890 and later expanded and beautified, it underwent a true transformation with its last owner, who highlighted the stone, wooden beams, and original, weathered parquet floors while adding modern touches and comfort.

The house opens into the living area with exposed beams, a pellet stove, and a large bay window facing an embellished terrace and garden. To the right, a spacious, fitted and equipped kitchen faces the generous dining space for accommodating guests. A bedroom with a private bathroom and a laundry room complete this level.
The wooden staircase leads to a mezzanine, dedicated to games and office activities, with access to a first parquet-floored bedroom. A hallway with a closet provides access to two more bedrooms, one of which has a spacious teak boat deck parquet and a large en-suite bathroom.

In the garden, a recently added wooden pergola and its first terrace invite summer lunches, and a second terrace with masonry planters offers a place to relax. An outdoor storage shed, a workshop, and a carport complete the outdoor space.

In the peaceful hamlet, the Saint-André d’Ornay neighborhood with its amenities is just a 5-minute drive away. The nearest beaches are approximately 30 minutes away, and Nantes-Atlantique Airport is less than an hour away.

ENERGY CLASS: D – CLIMATE CLASS: B –

Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use based on 2021 energy prices: between €1,510 and €2,090.