Immaculate 2 bedroom Townhouse for sale in La Rochelle, Nouvelle Aquitaine
Elegance, character, and brightness define this unique house, situated close to the soul of the city's towers. Its privileged location, facing one of La Rochelle's iconic monuments, offers a unique living environment, within the old port, shops, restaurants, and cultural activities, while remaining very quiet and preserved, in the setting of an interior garden rich in history.
Combining old-world charm and contemporary comfort, this small two-storey house has been renovated with quality materials to blend modernity and authenticity in a refined atmosphe...
Elegance, character, and brightness define this unique house, situated close to the soul of the city's towers. Its privileged location, facing one of La Rochelle's iconic monuments, offers a unique living environment, within the old port, shops, restaurants, and cultural activities, while remaining very quiet and preserved, in the setting of an interior garden rich in history.
Combining old-world charm and contemporary comfort, this small two-storey house has been renovated with quality materials to blend modernity and authenticity in a refined atmosphere. Whether as a primary residence, a charming pied-a-terre, or a heritage investment, this is an exceptional opportunity to experience La Rochelle at its best, close to its history.
Bright and functional 70 m2 house, not overlooked, with breathtaking views of the Tour de la Lanterne comprising of a beautiful open-plan living room, offering a warm and welcoming space, and a modern, fully integrated and equipped kitchen with plenty of storage space.
Upstairs are 2 comfortable bedrooms with walk in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom.
It has undergone a complete renovation with high-end finishes, old-world charm and high ceilings subtly combining with contemporary design.
Unique location in the heart of La Rochelle's historic district.
• Natural light thanks to optimal south-west exposure, facing the tree-lined garden
• 1 designated parking space in the condominium's inner courtyard
• A privileged living environment, close to the hustle and bustle of the city but with the tranquility of the inner garden.
This charming small house, rare on the market, embodies the perfect combination of historic prestige and modern comfort.
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