Former 17th-century chapel, renovated

You’re sure to fall in love with this former Saint-Joseph chapel, a 17th-century gem that was once part of the historic Ursuline Convent. The current Évreux gendarmerie building is a surviving element of this architectural ensemble. Listed as a Historical Monument since 1975, the entire complex was completely renovated over three years by local craftsmen and artisans using fine materials such as Saint-Leu stone.

This exceptional property offers a total surface area of ??657 m² and is located in the heart of Évreux, enjoying a prime location on the Place de Sepmanville, recently transformed into a green oasis that has restored the Iton River, previously hidden beneath concrete.

Today, this unique property serves as an event venue. The 207 sq m ground floor is configured as a restaurant/bar (currently leased under a 3/6/9 commercial lease expiring in 2027), with a professional kitchen and wheelchair access. The first floor, also 207 sq m, is a bright reception room, ideal for seminars, meetings, or banquets. The spaciousness and layout of this floor are enhanced by beautiful parquet flooring, frescoes, and an intriguing painted clock whose mystery lends a unique character to this historic space.

On the top floor, a large 243 sq m duplex apartment awaits renovation, offering an interior patio and a lovely view of the Town Hall and the new green esplanade.

Outside, a usable terrace, complete with a garden shed, provides additional space during the summer months. The immediate surroundings are exceptional thanks to the renovation of the square, offering a high-quality living environment in the city center with shops and public transportation within easy reach.

This rare property in Évreux, steeped in history and offering considerable development potential, is an opportunity not to be missed. Let yourself be charmed by the preserved character of this former chapel.

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