Neo-regionalist residence and its light-filled orangery

Nestled in a pristine setting, this character-filled 190 m² residence immediately captivates with its distinctive neo-regionalist architecture, where the rhythmic design of the facades blends subtly with ceramic detailing and period moldings. It is a warm, charming home designed as a true family sanctuary.

Stepping inside, the living area works its magic. The main lounge impresses with a magnificent cathedral ceiling offering remarkable height, extending into a spacious orangery featuring an intricate metal framework. Bathed in natural light, this space blurs the boundary between indoors and outdoors, opening directly onto the garden. Adjoining this area is a fully equipped kitchen centered around a large, sociable island perfect for entertaining.

Tucked away, a second, more intimate lounge showcases the home’s period character: beautiful wood paneling, raw timber flooring, and a fireplace with an insert create a cozy, relaxing atmosphere. The dining room enhanced by generous moldings, ceiling roses, and a chandelier completes this suite of functional yet inviting reception areas.

Upstairs, the sleeping quarters comprise three well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom. The second floor reveals a fourth spacious bedroom set beneath an impressive exposed timber framework.

Outside, the landscaped garden offers a lush, exclusive setting completely private and shielded from neighbors framed by abundant greenery and structured with stepping-stone paths. Ideally located in the sought-after town of Houplin-Ancoisne, in a peaceful area south of the Lille metropolitan region, this home with a distinctive character combines the tranquility of the Carembault area with immediate access to amenities.