A masterpiece of history and light at the heart of the coat of arms

This new property, eligible for tax benefits under the Malraux law, promises a unique lifestyle, blending contemporary design with old-world charm.

Located in the heart of Montpellier, the neighborhood offers easy access to the tram, shops, and services, simplifying the daily lives of its residents.

This apartment is a true gem that redefines the standards of atypical real estate.

Combining the comfort of a new home with the exclusivity of a private mansion, this property promises exceptional living and is sure to capture your heart. In the Middle Ages, the island where this mansion stands, known as the Isle de la Monnaie, housed two institutions: the Mint and the almshouse.

Today, it has regained its former charm and offers future owners the comfort and contemporary design of luxurious apartments, located just steps from the Fabre Museum, the Esplanade Charles de Gaulle, and the Place de la Comédie–iconic landmarks in the city’s historic center.

The magnificent entrance gate opens onto a courtyard that displays the typical characteristics of Montpellier’s private mansions.

This courtyard is framed by the mansion’s buildings on three sides, creating a tranquil space within the dense urban fabric of the city center. From the landscaped courtyard, one enters the majestic lobby of the mansion, accessed by a monumental staircase surmounted by a glass roof.

The true architectural heart of the building, it provides access to the apartments. The entire structure has been minimally altered.

Minimal structural work and generous spatial planning have guided the layout of the apartments, which preserve as many heritage features as possible: plasterwork, woodwork, herringbone parquet flooring, Montpellier bars, and cabochon paving.

The renovation of this mansion aims to serve Montpellier’s architectural heritage, safeguarding the spirit of the place. Here, the most remarkable aspects of the period architecture will be highlighted, bearing witness to the style and customs of yesteryear.

Property subject to co-ownership regulations.
Not subject to the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC)