Appartement Maison Dans Un Hôtel Particulier Du 19ème Avec Son Jardin Privatif Et Son Orangerie

Designed in 1894 by architect Georges LASSERON, this neo-Renaissance townhouse is a true architectural showcase and an iconic feature of Niort’s historic center.

Spanning a generous 236.50 m2, this apartment-house extends over two levels. The majestic front door opens into a grand entrance hall with a ceiling height of nearly 4 meters. Verona and Carrara marbles blend perfectly with the fully restored Roman mosaic.

The gaze naturally extends to the neoclassical wrought iron gate behind which appears a signed stained glass window. A true masterpiece, it is the centerpiece of the stone staircase.

The living room is adorned with three vaults supported by four pillars. A stunning onyx marble fireplace enhances this historic space, along with a ceiling painted by an artist from La Rochelle.

The dining room offers a view of the private garden and the orangery. Four walnut doors with capital decorations draw attention. One of them leads to a former oriental smoking room that can be used as an office. The colors of the four elements decorate the walls, doors, and ceiling of this room.

Access to the kitchen is through a hallway equipped with cupboards and a shower room. The kitchen was redesigned by an architect and opens onto the garden. A pleasant space, it will delight culinary enthusiasts.

Two separate staircases lead upstairs. They serve three large bedrooms, one of which features a cherry wood dressing room and a shower room. The wrought iron balcony of this bedroom offers a view of a Niort church steeple, promising an enchanting setting. A second bathroom complements the upstairs amenities.

On the right wing, above the kitchen, a suite benefits from a shower room in an unexpected space.

On the garden side, the landscaping is meticulous. It offers a significant green space in the city center. An orangery, visible from the living room, is framed by limestone pillars with brick. The brick’s color contrasts with the whiteness of the stone and draws the eye. A zinc ornament with scrolls, recreated identically, completes the architecture of this building.

Facing this, the canopy adds undeniable charm to the facade, along with the various stained glass windows and openings of the apartment.

This ”French-style” garden features an octagonal fountain adorned with four pink and white terracotta medallions echoing a motif from the orangery.

A spacious garage with two side-by-side parking spaces and three cellars complete the features of this historic property.

The main facade of the building was fully renovated in 2014, and the slate roof underwent a complete restoration in 2024.

The ideal location of this exceptional apartment offers immediate proximity to Niort city center, less than 15 minutes on foot from the train station, 1 hour from the sea, and 1 hour 30 from major cities like Bordeaux and Nantes.

Co-ownership of 24 lots, including 7 residential units. Share of the apartment lot: 484/1100 of the general common areas of the building, with annual charges of €3,562 in 2023.

ENERGY CLASS: D / CLIMATE CLASS: D. Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on 2021 energy prices: between €3,120 and €4,290.

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Contact: Cannelle GUITTONNEAU [hidden information]
Commercial agent (EI) RSAC Niort no.
Co-ownership of 24 lots - including 7 residential units. (No ongoing legal proceedings).
Annual charges: €3,562.00. Cannelle GUITTONNEAU (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: - NIORT.
La información sobre los riesgos a los que está expuesta esta propiedad está disponible en el sitio web de Géorisques: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/