Exceptional 18th-century town house set in 3000 m² of grounds.
The beautifully arranged south-facing buildings on the garden side contrast with the discreet street façade.
The property comprises a main house with partial cellars, a one-storey garden level and partly converted attic space.
The building offers 492 m² of living space, and has been protected as a Monument Historique since 1990, a mark of its historical traceability and its architectural and decorative interest.
On the garden level, there are seven rooms, a kitchen and a toilet.
Second floor: central living room with south-facing veranda, five bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and toilet.
Second floor (attic): three former staff bedrooms, former sanitary facilities and a 60 m² attic with large roof space.
The house is completed by a superb former silkworm nursery, also south-facing, with elegant balcony walkways, whose roof was completely renovated in 2022.
The house has four levels:
lower garden level: workshop and cellar.
Upper garden level: a 63.55 m² apartment in need of renovation.
Second floor: a recently renovated 61.34 m² apartment, ideal initially as a comfortable “base-vie” during the renovation work, then eventually as a furnished rental.
Convertible attic space of approx. 64 m². The roof of this outbuilding was restored in 2022 with the support of the Fondation du Patrimoine.
Pleasant wooded grounds with several areas to create different atmospheres, extending right down to the banks of the Isère river.
Uninhabited for 75 years, this beautiful residence is an architectural gem that deserves to be passionately renovated!
Interesting historical traceability. An ideal property for a family home or a hospitality project, for example as an artist’s residence or B&B.
Chambéry 30 min.
Lyon 1 hr.
Geneva 1.5 h.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr
Honoraires
Honoraires : Comfort and equipment
EPC/GES
ECD blank, non-usable consumption
Rich in its past, strong in its present, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes has always been able to highlight its particularities to make them assets. A regional identity perpetuated by a true tradition made up of authenticity, openness and dynamism. On the banks of the Rhône and the Saône between the hill of Fourvière and that of the Croix Rousse, is at the crossroads of the great wines between Beaujolais and Côtes du Rhône, and at the gates of the flavors of the South.
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