Maison à Pans De Bois Entre Héritage Et Modernité

Located in the historic heart of the city of Parthenay, this house, the tallest on the street with its 12-meter ridge height, is known as the ”antique dealers’ house.” This 15th-century building has been renovated and leaves no one indifferent.

Spanning nearly 535 m² in the heart of the medieval town, this remarkable building is arranged over four levels and currently combines living spaces, commercial activity, and areas yet to be reinvented.

The ground floor houses a commercial space of over 100 m², currently operated as a lively bar and restaurant. Its unique atmosphere, blending medieval references with contemporary culture, makes it an unusual place, fully equipped to continue economic activity or become a large independent reception area.

The main residence is located on the upper floors and offers more than 250 m² of renovated space. It is served by a remarkable central granite staircase that structures the entire building. An independent street access also allows direct entry to the private areas.

The first floor reveals a spectacular living room of nearly 90 m², where the lounge, dining room, and kitchen unfold under generous volumes. The original features have been carefully preserved: stone walls, granite frames, and an original fireplace harmoniously blend with contemporary renovation.

Adjacent to this, a suspended garden terrace of about 100 m² offers a privileged view over the rooftops of the town.

The second level is dedicated to the sleeping area with four bedrooms and a bathroom with retro charm. The openings provide unique perspectives on the half-timbered houses and the surrounding historic environment.

But the major asset of this property also lies in its development potential. Spread over several floors, convertible attics, an independent studio, and additional rooms, nearly 180 m² remain to be claimed. These spaces allow for multiple projects: tourist accommodation, guest rooms, independent housing, or extension of the existing residence.

Thus, with its 106 m² of commercial premises, 250 m² of renovated living space, and 180 m² of areas to enhance, this property forms a rare heritage ensemble offering exceptional potential within a historically rich environment.

This house, as unique as it is unusual, is an invitation to step into history. Perfect for a project combining business and personal life or simply a family project in a privileged, tourist, and exceptional setting.

ENERGY CLASS: C / CLIMATE CLASS: C. Estimated average annual energy expenses for standard use, based on energy prices from 2021, 2022, and 2023: between €2,898 and €3,922.

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Contact: Romain DUPEYROU - [hidden information]
Commercial agent (EI) RSAC Niort no. Romain DUPEYROU (EI) Commercial Agent - RSAC Number: - NIORT.
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