Character 4 bedroom House for sale in Perpignan, Occitanie
This early 1900s townhouse instantly charms with its authentic character and secluded, luxuriant garden.
Upon entering, a discreet gate opens onto a magnificent south-facing landscaped garden-a true haven of peace in the city.
A period staircase, lined with a wrap-around balcony and a shaded terrace covered in vibrant wisteria, leads to a beautiful custom-made wrought-iron veranda that serves as the main entrance. The bright and airy living space includes an elegant living/dining room with ...
This early 1900s townhouse instantly charms with its authentic character and secluded, luxuriant garden.
Upon entering, a discreet gate opens onto a magnificent south-facing landscaped garden-a true haven of peace in the city.
A period staircase, lined with a wrap-around balcony and a shaded terrace covered in vibrant wisteria, leads to a beautiful custom-made wrought-iron veranda that serves as the main entrance. The bright and airy living space includes an elegant living/dining room with hardwood floors, creating a warm and harmonious atmosphere.
The separate, spacious, and fully equipped kitchen completes this level, along with a master suite featuring a shower room, walk-in wardrobe, and wc.
Upstairs, a landing leads to three lovely bedrooms (14.60 m2, 14.64 m2, and 11.80 m2), a shower room, and a separate wc.
A rooftop terrace above the kitchen offers the potential for an additional 18 m2 extension-ideal for a home office, studio, or extra bedroom.
The garden level, fully accessible from the garden, offers several flexible spaces: a 17.5 m2 music room, a large 30 m2 storage area with laundry space, a separate wc, and a cellar.
The south-facing garden is a real asset: lush, tree-filled, and pool-ready. It features a shaded pergola perfect for outdoor dining and a large garage.
A rare gem on the market, combining character, tranquility, and an ideal location.
Internet
Intercom
Alarm System
Double Glazing
Air Conditioning
Good Condition
Garage
ROOMS
Shower Room: 4.33 m2
Bedroom: 11.8 m2
Bedroom: 14.64 m2
Bedroom: 14.6 m2
Corridor: 4.77 m2
Landing: 4.11 m2
Shower Room: 3.54 m2
Bedroom: 11.22 m2
WC: 1.67 m2
Corridor: 1.31 m2
Kitchen: 16.7 m2
Living Room: 37.06 m2
Veranda: 8.72 m2
Play Room: 17.52 m2
Cellar: 12.43 m2
WC: 2.12 m2
Laundry Room: 30.42 m2
Garage: 28.25 m2
Plot: 369 m2
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