A 270 M² Townhouse From 1900 With A 2,000 M² Garden, In The Perche Area, In The Town Centre Of

A 270-m² townhouse from 1900 with a 2,000 m² garden, in the Perche area, in the town centre of Nogent-le-Rotrou. The house overlooks the city centre and faces west directly onto the street. To the rear, it is separated from the neighbouring buildings by a courtyard. It is made up of a rectangular main building with outbuildings on either gable end, one of which is used as an orangery and the other as an artist’s studio. It has four levels, including an attic and a basement. The façades made of rendered rubble stone are punctuated by architectural elements, such as pilasters, cornices, belt courses and quoins, all made of tuffeau stone. The hipped roof made of local slate tiles is dotted with several skylights, dormer windows and three chimney stacks. The garden, overlooking the house from the east, boasts a dovecote and can only be discovered once through the tall gate that opens into the courtyard.
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