Characterful apartment in a building steeped in history

On Boulevard Jean Jaurès, a place steeped in history now houses a characterful apartment within the former Émile Gallé workshops. Built in 1912 in the Art Nouveau style, this industrial building once housed furniture assembly and decoration workshops. Listed as a Historic Monument since 2003, it is the last intact example of this heritage complex, now carefully restored to offer a unique living environment. Located on the first floor, this 76 m² apartment combines authenticity with contemporary comfort.

The flat opens onto a spacious living room bathed in light thanks to its magnificent original glass roofs, which are the architectural hallmark of the property. The high ceilings accentuate the impression of space and brightness. The kitchen, which opens onto the living room, creates a convivial and modern space, designed to fit into everyday life. Two welcoming bedrooms are perfect for family life or for setting up a home office. The flat also has a functional bathroom and large cupboards. The whole property has been renovated in a contemporary style that respects the spirit of the place, offering a subtle balance between historic charm and modern amenities.

Outside, the apartment benefits from two private parking spaces, a rare asset in this central area. The separate cellar provides additional practical and secure storage space. The property is strategically located: the tramway, shops, and schools, including the Jean Jaurès school just nearby, make everyday life easier. Nancy city center is within easy reach, allowing you to enjoy its cultural, gastronomic, and shopping offerings.

This unique property embodies the very essence of an atypical apartment. Heir to a remarkable historical and artistic heritage, it charms with its magnificent original stained-glass windows, high ceilings, and unique atmosphere. A rare address, ideal for those looking for a place to live where history, architecture, and modernity meet, right in the heart of Nancy.

Listed as a Historic Monument not subject to energy performance certification (DPE) according to Art R126-15 of CCH.