Located in the city center of Joigny, a city of art and history, classified as a “small city of tomorrow”, between the banks of the Yonne, the Côte Saint Jacques vineyard and the Othe forest, 150km from Paris, this old building dating from the 18th century was built to house the courthouse.
Transformed into an event venue and a home, this building has a total usable surface area of 587m2. Today, the history of this place can be told in three chapters:

Chapter I: The main building, with a surface area of 194m2 of living space with period features preserved by the owners, combines old-world charm and modern comfort. From the entrance, the welcoming main room with its lounge and dining area gives access to a pretty tree-filled courtyard. On the left, the kitchen, independent and bright, then a hallway giving access to a laundry room and a cellar, then, the sleeping area on the ground floor composed of a master suite with a vaulted ceiling, with a shower room and a view of the chapel. The elegant curved staircase leads to the upper floor where there are three bedrooms, a bathroom, an office, as well as a master suite with a dressing room and a shower room.
On the top level, an insulated attic with a surface area of 71m2 awaits a future development project.

Chapter II: The former courtroom with its majestic facade, was built in 1827, with a surface area of 115 m2, with its impressive ceiling height, suggests several uses: additional living space, exhibition space, business, etc. The wooden platform bears witness to the very special history of the place.
An insulated and convertible attic of 100 m2 accessible by those of the house complete this building.

Chapter III: The Ferrand chapel, listed as a historical monument, built in 1530 in an octagonal shape, is characterized by the rarity of its macabre art friezes on the facades, and its mural dating from 1630.
A small outbuilding accessible by the house or the chapel completes the ensemble.

This house will appeal to lovers of houses of character, thanks to its history, its character, its authentic materials and its privileged location.

The chapel and courtroom are recognized as ERP type L (multipurpose room) / fire safety / accessibility for people with reduced mobility.

Train station 6 minutes by car (access Paris Gare de Bercy in 1 hour 15 minutes)
Access to the A6 and A19 motorways.
All shops, schools, colleges and high schools in the town.

ENERGY CLASS: E
CLIMATE CLASS: E
Average energy prices indexed for the years 2021, 2022, 2023 (including subscriptions): between 9,580 euros and 12,980 euros per year.

Contact: Bérangère 06 22 41 39 93
Sales Agent (EI) RSAC: 811 459 593 Orleans