Nestling on the 2nd floor with lift of a neo-Gothic building just a few steps from the church of Saint Pierre le Jeune, this 182 m² flat has all the charm of late 19th-century middle-class living. The Vosges sandstone façade of this building, designed by architect Gottlieb Braun in 1898, was renovated in 2016 to enhance all its original features. As for the flat, all it needs is a contemporary refresh to achieve its full potential.

The entrance hall opens onto a vast corridor that leads to the flat’s various rooms. Facing south, the three adjoining reception rooms benefit from numerous windows and display all the charm of the past: 3.30 m high ceilings, authentic herringbone parquet flooring and superb, carefully preserved mouldings. The central room is extended by an oriel window with stained glass windows. As in the rest of the flat, the original wood panelling contributes to the uniqueness of the place.

The living rooms face a kitchen, a shower room and a bathroom, all three of which need to be reinterpreted. Situated in a quiet courtyard location, the sleeping area comprises three beautiful en suite bedrooms that open onto a comfortable balcony. An 11 m² cellar completes the features of this character property, which will delight lovers of old-world charm looking for a place to live close to all the amenities offered by Alsace’s capital.