Former 19th-century presbytery and its garden

This former presbytery, spanning 262 sq m, reveals a unique blend of history and contemporary architecture. Built in 1802 and extended in 1990, this prestigious and distinctive property boasts generous proportions on a plot of over 1,000 sq m.

The fully renovated entrance, featuring discreet storage, leads to an authentic cellar before opening onto a fluid, double-aspect layout. A welcoming living room with a fireplace opens onto a light-filled dining room, also featuring a hearth, which connects to a spacious kitchen and its large pantry. A hallway leads to a second living room with a mezzanine, perfect for relaxation, complete with an open fireplace. The ground floor also includes a separate office space and a ground-floor bedroom opening onto a private terrace.

Upstairs, the sleeping area comprises two bedrooms, one with a dressing room, and a spacious bathroom.

The noble materials highlight every space: fourteen tons of stone were used to clad the interior and exterior, creating a harmonious mineral effect that extends even to the floors. Security is ensured by high-performance double glazing made of Stadip glass.

Outside, the 630 sq m garden is a true haven of peace. A stone terrace seamlessly extends the living room, blurring the lines between indoors and outdoors. A spacious double garage, accessible from inside, and a second, separate garage complete the amenities of this residence.

Elevated and set back from the street, the property guarantees absolute privacy and exceptional tranquility. This unique living space, where every stone tells a story, awaits its new owners, promising an immediate architectural connection. An invitation to discover the charm of the old world enhanced by modern comforts.