A townhouse and garden, renovated masterfully, nestled in the most sought-after district of Angers - ref 695701
A townhouse and garden, renovated masterfully, nestled in the most sought-after district of Angers.
The property stands on a calm road in the city centre, nestled in the most sought-after district of Angers, near the Jardins du Mail park, Avenue Jeanne-d'Arc and the square Place du Lycée. So you can easily reach all the city's shops and amenities on foot from the property. Every Saturday, one of the city's biggest markets takes place less than five minutes away. And the high-speed rail station in Angers is around 15 minutes from the house. From this station, you can get to Paris in 1 hour and 30 minutes (there are around 10 daily trains to and from Paris).
The street is lined on both sides with the elegant facades of townhouses built at the end of the 19th century and the start of the 20th century. The townhouse's facade faces the street. At the back, there is a walled garden. The dwelling has a garage that lies opposite it. This townhouse was built at the start of the 20th century. It has a ground floor, a first floor, a second floor and a third floor in the roof space. It is crowned with a two-slope roof. The roof's garden-side slope is zinc-covered. Its road-side slope is covered in slate tiles and has a dormer window. The facade is made of tuffeau stone. A cornice of modillions runs across the top of it. The ground-floor windows are capped with arched pediments adorned with sculpted baskets of flowers and fruits between branches. The first-floor windows are capped with arched pediments above decorative strips that are each centred upon a shell. And the second-floor windows are fitted in surrounds with mouldings. Behind, a wing protrudes at a right angle to the rear elevation. Between the two, there is a conservatory that was recently built. It has a ceiling height of around 4.80 metres up to its roof ridge. This conservatory leads straight out to the garden. A roof terrace has been made upon the wing. A basement extends beneath the entire house.
The townhouse
The ground floor
An entrance hall connects to a lounge and to a hallway where a staircase and a lift lead upstairs and where a flight of stairs leads down to a basement. This staircase hallway takes you to a second lounge, which connects to a kitchen and dining area in a conservatory, and a corridor that leads to an office. The corridor also connects to a lavatory and a walk-in wardrobe. The hallway's wallpaper and floor of cement tiles date back to the time of construction. The two lounges are richly decorated. They have finely crafted cornices and ceiling roses, golden mouldings on the walls, dado panelling, oak herringbone parquet and marble fireplaces - one fireplace is white, the other red. The kitchen with a dining area also connects to the staircase hallway and the office entrance.
The first floor
A landing takes you to a hallway that connects to two bedrooms and a walk-in wardrobe. Each bedroom has its own shower room or bathroom with a shower, its own lavatory and its own walk-in wardrobe. One of the two bedrooms can be reached via a lift with a storage space at the back of it. At this level too, the rooms are embellished with cornices, ceiling roses, marble fireplaces and pale oak strip flooring. A utility room lies at an intermediate level.
The second floor
A landing leads to a linen room and a hallway that connects to a bedroom and a lounge, both of which have a shower room and a lavatory. You can reach the lounge via the lift. This lounge leads to the terrace, which has a floor area of around 17m², and the staircase, which leads to the third floor. The room is fitted with a kitchen. A marble fireplace stands against one of the bedroom's walls. Wood strip flooring extends across these two rooms and a linen room.
The third floor
An air-conditioned apartment, which you can also reach via the lift, has ...
