Elegant apartment with its historic view in the heart of the “Boucle”

Facing the Museum of Fine Arts and Archaeology, this apartment of 132m2 combines the cachet of old with a rare modularity. Original parquet floors, carved fireplace and generous volumes define this unique living space in the heart of the Bisontine loop.

From the entrance, the charm operates. The gaze is immediately drawn to the living room, the real beating heart of the apartment. The light circulates freely, magnified by large openings that offer a privileged and frontal view of the remarkable architecture of the museum. Here, the solid parquet floor brings a natural warmth while the stone fireplace recalls the history of the places

The chromatic boldness, especially this deep green that dresses one of the walls, highlights the creative spirit of the habitat. This space invites as much reception as urban contemplation. Adjacent, the kitchen, vast and functional, complete these living spaces.

The organization of this apartment is distinguished by its spatial intelligence, divided into two distinct wings to preserve the privacy of each:
The first sleeping area hosts two comfortable bedrooms. The parquet floor extends here too, creating a soothing visual unity. A bathroom completes this part to bring its comfort on a daily basis.
The ‘independent’ wing, a true atypical asset of this property. Composed of a laundry room and two additional rooms, this area has its own access. It opens the field of possibilities: an autonomous suite for a teenager in search of independence, an artist’s studio, a gym or a spacious office for a liberal activity in the city center

Finally, a workshop located on the landing with water and electricity completes this property, offering an independent creation or storage space.

A sober and qualitative living place, combining the charm of the old with an exceptional geographical location.

ENERGY RATING: D / CLIMATE RATING: D. Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on average energy prices indexed to 2021, 2022, and 2023: between EUR2,340 and EUR3,220 per year. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.
Contact: Raphaël Hess,
RSAC 521835439,
+33 6 68 78 12 63