À Nantes, Un Appartement Restauré Dans L’esprit Du 18e S.

À Nantes, un appartement restauré dans l’esprit du 18e s. . On a medieval cobblestone street, which connects the Chateau of the Dukes of Brittany to the cathedral, the building is set back from the public space, behind an immense wooden carriage entrance, painted red and framed by ashlar stone. From the street, a vaulted covered passageway traverses the building and leads to an interior cobblestone courtyard, with a central island planted with vegetation and sheltered from view, while a classically-inspired building complex with sixteen co-owners surrounds the courtyard on all sides.

As for its pale plaster-coated exteriors, they are cadenced by tall, small-paned windows, ashlar stone surrounds and pedimented dormers, which jut up from the slate roof, whereas on the first floor, the flat, with an inhabitable floor area of approximately 175 m², has been completely restored in accordance with interiors from the 18th century.

Combining ancient volumes, noble materials and quality execution, all the rooms face south towards the interior courtyard, whose peace and quiet contrasts with the historical centre’s energy, while the foyer provides access to a double living room with working fireplaces, a fitted and equipped kitchen, as well as two large bedrooms, including one, located on the lower half floor, which communicates with its own shower room. Lastly, an indoor double garage and an immense adjacent cellar can be found in the courtyard.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/