Reinvented bourgeois house in the heart of Lower Henriville

Just a stone’s throw from the Cirque Jules Verne, in the heart of the highly sought-after Bas-Henriville neighborhood in Amiens, this 134 m² bourgeois-style townhouse reveals a subtle blend of period charm and a contemporary renovation completed in 2018.

Beyond its distinctive facade, the entrance immediately unveils the home’s soul: cement floor tiles, woodwork, moldings, and original fireplaces bear witness to a carefully preserved heritage. An intimate living room leads into a magnificent 42 m² open-plan living area, where a high-end, fully equipped kitchen flows into the dining room and a light-filled contemporary extension. A generous glass wall creates a seamless transition to the terrace and garden.

Features such as the herringbone (Hungarian-point) parquet flooring, ornate cast-iron radiators, and thoughtfully curated materials define the home’s unique character, where historic elements engage in a dialogue with modern design.

The two upper floors house four bedrooms and two bathrooms. On the top level, the architecture takes on a striking, unconventional quality: original riveted steel doors, a large dormer window, skylights, and a mezzanine of approximately 10 m² evoke the atmosphere of an artist’s studio.

Outside, a terrace and a private, secluded garden offer a peaceful retreat, tucked away from the urban bustle.

Meticulously renovated and boasting a ‘C’ energy rating, this home perfectly balances historic character with contemporary comfort. Its prime location allows for easy access?all within walking distance?to local shops, schools, the city center, and the Amiens train station, which offers direct connections to Paris.

A truly unique property for those who appreciate architecture, fine materials, and spaces with a story to tell.