At the top and penultimate floor of this symbol of Amiens designed by architect Auguste Perret, the apartment covers almost 72 sqm.
The first reinforced concrete tower in Europe, completed in 1952, it has since undergone numerous developments.
The most recent concerns its elevation to 110 m in 2005 by adding a glass cube, the “hourglass of light” which counts the hours, designed by Thierry van de Wingaert.

As soon as we enter the apartment, we are struck by the perspective.
An entrance leads us to a large living room with large openings giving it incredible light and a breathtaking and exceptional view.
The vestibule also leads to an independent kitchen on the left, then a bedroom and its bathroom on the right.
From each of these rooms, the panorama is magnificent. Numerous cupboards and storage spaces punctuate the spaces.
Polygonal in shape, just like its first cousin on the 24th floor, it offers a comfortable surface. Facing the station and right in the city center, city life is privileged here.

This architectural ensemble celebrates its 70th anniversary this year.
Listed as a Historic Monument, it is the strong and world-famous symbol of the post-war reconstruction of Amiens.

Property tax: 1473 euros
Heating: collective gas urban network Number of residential
lots: 34 Attic on the 20th floor with the lot Monthly charges: 550 euros (heating, water, 24/7 security, maintenance of common areas) Bicycle room

ENERGY CLASS: F / CLIMATE CLASS: F
Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, established from energy prices as of January 1, 21: between 2000 euros and 2750 euros
Regulatory information on the risks to which this property is presentation are available on the Géorisks website: www.georisks.gouv.fr