ROYAN - PARK DISTRICT - 100 M FROM THE MAIN BEACH BELLE ÉPOQUE VILLA FROM 1895 SIGNED BY MARC ROBERTI - SURVIVED THE BOMBING OF 1945 Raphaël Charbonnier offers you Villa Val-d'Aure - a house that history itself has chosen to spare. Built in 1895 by the Royan architect Marc Roberti, it belongs to the Park district which, while the center of Royan was disappearing under bombs in 1945, was preserved and retained most of its original villas. Today classified and protected as part of the ZPPAUP, and listed in the Royan 1900 architectural guide, it offers its future owner a rare piece of seaside heritage, just a stone's throw from the Grande Plage. You are not buying a house, you are not buying a villa: you are buying a piece of history. An exceptional property, unique in its kind, as it only presents itself once. THE VILLA On 4 levels, Villa Val-d'Aure has a living area of approximately 140 m² (advertised area, measurement in progress - final attestation to come). It has a total of 10 rooms, including 5 bedrooms - several with sea views - 1 bathroom and several shower rooms spread over each floor, as well as two kitchens (ground floor and basement). Facing due west, towards the sea, it benefits from generous light in the late afternoon. The Belle Époque charm is evident in the volumes and original elements, to be preserved in accordance with the ZPPAUP requirements. Energy Performance Certificate: in progress. THE GROUNDS A closed and wooded plot of approximately 442 m² surrounds the villa, preserving its privacy just a few meters from the seafront. A garage outbuilding completes the ensemble. The slate roof, entirely redone in 2001, has been carefully maintained. TO BE PLANNED Like many characteristic homes of this era, Villa Val-d'Aure requires a significant renovation project: complete overhaul of the electrical installation, regularization of gas supply, and a general upgrade to its standard, in accordance with the architectural requirements of the protected area. An ambitious project, worthy of a property of this caliber. Quotes have already been requested to precisely outline these works. A PRESERVED DISTRICT, A VILLAGE LIFE BY THE OCEAN The Park district is one of the few areas of Royan to have survived the war without losing its soul: its villas, its covered market with remarkable metal architecture, and its village atmosphere have survived where the rest of the city had to rebuild. A few steps away, the Park market brings together fishmongers, butchers, cheesemongers, bakers, and local producers, between Avenue des Semis and Avenue de l'Atlantique - a pharmacy and a supermarket are also present on site. The area also offers a public garden with a playground, a mini-golf course, a fronton for Basque pelota, as well as the Émile Zola college and the Notre-Dame de l'Assomption church. The Grande Conche beach, with its 2,600 meters of fine sand and its lively seafront with restaurants and cafes, is within walking distance. ACCESS The Cara'bus network serves the district (regular lines in the immediate vicinity of Avenue Émile Zola). Royan train station, in the city center, serves La Rochelle (about 1h45), Bordeaux Saint-Jean (about 2h45), and Paris Montparnasse (about 3h45 via TGV and TER connection in Angoulême). The A10 motorway directly connects Royan to Paris and Bordeaux. A virtual tour is available directly in the listing. You can view it online or contact me to request it. If you need financing, do not hesitate to contact me. I work with efficient and responsive broker partners who can assist you. DEAR NETWORK, COLLEAGUES - If you are a real estate professional (agent, mandated representative, or real estate hunter), know that I am open to collaboration and inter-agency cooperation for this property. Feel free to contact me to discuss. Price: €730,000 including agency fees (buyer's responsibility) A villa like this only comes once. I would be delighted to show you this property. Do not hesitate to contact me and make an appointment. +33 6 46 37 56 42 - [email protected]
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