Highly sought-after neighborhood:
This traditional 19th century construction is 5 minutes from the city center, in the residential district of Ormeaux. Its walled garden is hidden from view. You can park your vehicle within the grounds of your property.
The location is perfect. Close to the house, there are many local shops. If you are a fan of the city center, the tram stop is a few minutes from the house. You will be able to walk easily.
Elegant and tasteful decoration
The house is bright. On the ground floor, a beautiful entrance welcomes you, where you discover this pretty staircase which leads to the upper floors. A living room of approximately 31m2, with beautiful old parquet flooring, its two marble fireplaces, its ceiling moldings and its woodwork, typical of this era which provide a very chic atmosphere. A fitted, contemporary dining kitchen is spacious enough for it to become the centerpiece of the premises. This level is completed by a utility room and a toilet.
On the 1st floor: A landing and a hallway, a bedroom with parquet flooring, a bathroom. A master suite with its private shower room and toilet.
On the second floor: there are two bedrooms and two small attics to convert. One of them can easily be transformed into a bathroom, with direct access to a bedroom.
The recent city gas central heating, the frames are in very good general condition. No major work is to be considered. A family can settle in quickly.
Le Havre, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Le Havre, considered by historians and urban planners as one of the most significant achievements of the 20th century, constitutes one of the most remarkable practical applications of urban planning knowledge accumulated in Europe at that time.
The seaside 2 hours from Paris
This House is ideally located. Paris is accessible in 2 hours via the A13 motorway or via the Le Havre – Paris Saint Lazare train line.
The beaches of the Alabaster Coast are quickly accessible, such as Etretat or Trouville / Deauville, and especially those of Sainte Address.
