ApartmentNantes (44)

Price :

$1,918,300

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Surface293 m²bedrooms4 bathrooms3

A splendid apartment with a floor area of 290m² in one of the most highly sought-after districts of Nantes, beside the city’s natural history museum. The building that houses the apartment stands on the square Place de la Monnaie, where the city’s natural history museum lies with its garden. The apartment is nestled on the second floor of an edifice that is listed as part of Nantes’s built heritage. This building is made of ashlar. It has a ground floor, a first floor, a second floor, a third floor and a top floor inside a slate roof. It extends along most of the road and has 17 bays. The ground floor houses art galleries behind tall arched windows. A continuous balcony upon stone corbels runs across the five central bays on the first and second floors. Pilasters punctuate these five central bays. All the street-facing windows are fitted with finely crafted wrought-iron guardrails. Those on the first and second floors stand beneath stone canopies. You enter the edifice from the street via a large carriage entrance: a double door that is painted green. This arched double door is glazed and crowned with a fanlight. The glazing is set behind finely crafted wrought-iron grates with foliage motifs. Both sections of the double door are adorned with a medallion: on one of them there is a woman and on the other one there is a man. This carriage door opens into a long hallway with a floor of small paving stones beneath a barrel-vaulted ceiling that is richly embellished with sculpted floral motifs. On one side, the hallway connects to a storeroom for pushchairs and bicycles. On the other side, it connects to a stairwell that leads upstairs. At the end, it takes you to a small courtyard. You reach the apartment via an old metal-cage lift or granite stairs that climb up around it with a wrought-iron handrail and walls with dado panelling painted grey. The landings have floors of small cement tiles laid in mosaics of geometric patterns. The edifice has two apartments per floor. The property has a spacious hallway, a large lounge with a floor area of around 60m², a 22m² dining room, a 16m² lounge, a 16m² kitchen, a 14m² linen and boiler room, and four bedrooms with floor areas that range from 13m² to 22m². The dwelling also includes three bathrooms fitted with baths or showers, as well as three lavatories. The apartment is fitted with many large storage spaces and bookshelves throughout. The property includes two cellars that each offer a floor area of around 5m². They lie in the basement. And the property also includes a loft space on the top floor. Lastly, two parking spaces inside a nearby commonhold building are part of the property too. These parking spaces are covered and secured.