In Vichy, facing the Kennedy Park and just steps from the city center, a large 19th-century apartment located in the Sévigné pavilion. The Sévigné pavilion, set in a landscaped park, is an old private hotel with its first constructions dating back to the early 17th century. It is renowned for being the place where Madame de Sévigné is said to have stayed during a spa treatment. Over the decades, the residence has been favored by an elegant society seeking the benefits of Vichy's waters, before being caught up in the upheavals of the 20th century. During World War II, it was the scene of courageous acts of resistance, leading several of its occupants to be recognized as "Righteous Among the Nations." The hotel was transformed into a prestigious residence in 1995. The Sévigné pavilion consists of two buildings. The apartment is located in the structure built in the 19th century. It showcases the architecture of grand thermal hotels, where decorative refinement, light, and openness to nature contribute to the comfort sought by an affluent clientele. Its main facade, facing the gardens, remains one of the most beautiful examples of hotel architecture in Vichy: a blend of red brick and light plaster, delicacy of the wrought iron balconies, and the fineness of the balustrade cornice concealing the rooftop terrace. Access to the apartment is via a small square at the back of the property, where two doors secured by an intercom preserve the tranquility of the place. The property consists of 36 lots. An elevator serves each floor.

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Apartment with terraceVichy (03)
Price :
$835,000
($2,821 / m²)
Surface296 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms4 land4,886 m²

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