Maison Bourgeoise Rénovée Secteur Saint Marceau

Some houses reveal themselves as an obvious choice.

In Orléans, in the sought-after Saint-Marceau neighborhood, this elegant bourgeois residence of 247m² on the ground, with 221 m² of living space, offers a subtle blend of heritage and contemporary architecture.

Behind its characterful facade lies an interior where moldings, picture rails, and a fireplace coexist with more modern lines, creating a unique and well-balanced harmony.

The centerpiece of the house is the spacious reception area. The living room and dining room open widely onto the garden, enjoying a wonderful sense of volume. Above, a suspended glass walkway crosses the space with lightness. Both functional and sculptural, it becomes the home’s guiding thread and offers a spectacular view of the living area from above.

This architectural gesture alone gives the house its identity.

On the ground floor, a beautiful entrance distributes the spaces. A generous kitchen, designed as a living space in its own right, invites shared moments, while an office provides a quiet place to work.

The house then unfolds across levels, each revealing a different atmosphere.

On the first floor, the master suite forms an intimate area composed of a bedroom, a dressing room, a bathroom, and a laundry room.

The second floor hosts the space dedicated to children and guests, with three bedrooms and a shower room.

From the upper floors, views extend toward the park, contributing to a rare feeling of openness and breathing space.

At the back, the garden becomes a natural extension of the house.

Tree-lined, landscaped, and shielded from view, it forms a true green oasis in the heart of the city. A terrace, intimate spaces, and a perfectly integrated swimming pool create an outdoor area with a distinctly private atmosphere.

Beyond that, a large park behind the property adds an exceptional dimension to this environment.

Here, every space seems designed to create a pause: dining outdoors, gathering around the pool, enjoying the calm, or simply letting the volumes of the house interact with nature.

Air conditioning in the living areas, a garage, and immediate proximity to amenities complete the features.

Perfectly maintained and move-in ready, this house is waiting to welcome a new story.

A place where the old does not seek to disappear behind the contemporary, but where both respond to each other with precision.

A house of character, unexpected architecture, and a secret garden.

ENERGY CLASS: D
CLIMATE CLASS: D
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, based on energy prices from the year [hidden information]: between €4300 and €5880

Contact: Emmanuelle MILLON [hidden information]
Commercial Agent (EI) RSAC Orléans: [hidden information]
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