Loft in a Former Municipal Bathhouse

Located in the historic center of Romanswiller, this building?which once housed the municipal bathhouse and fire station?underwent a complete renovation in 2012. Offering 125 m² of living space, this loft-style townhouse stands out for its elegant renovation, generous interior spaces, and historic charm.

The ground floor features a first sleeping area comprising a bedroom, an office, and a bathroom. A custom-built spiral staircase?a true architectural statement?leads to the first floor. This level opens onto a vast, open-concept living area of 63 m², enhanced by a polished concrete floor with underfloor heating. This seamless living space combines a contemporary kitchen, a cozy living room featuring a wood-burning stove, a dining room, and an authentic Alsatian ?Stub’ that has been carefully preserved, serving as a powerful testament to the property’s history. The tour continues to the top floor, enhanced by impressive cathedral-style ceilings and exposed beams. Under the roof lies the second sleeping area, comprising a bedroom with its own walk-in closet, a bathroom, and an office space overlooked by an additional sleeping area built into the loft.

While this unique property lacks an outdoor space or garden, it offers a surprising feature. The former fire truck garage has been cleverly redesigned into a private parking area equipped with a lift, now capable of accommodating two vehicles. The immediate surroundings provide a peaceful and convenient living environment. Shops, preschools, and elementary schools, as well as the neighboring town of Wasselonne, are just ten minutes away, making everyday life easier.

The successful blend of the building’s historic character, contemporary amenities, and raw materials gives this home a truly unique character. An unusual living space that is sure to capture the hearts of those who appreciate one-of-a-kind properties.