We are looking for a new owner. But not just any one.
Someone who understands that updating this manor house from the early twentieth century does not mean erasing what was there before. That knows how to incorporate comfort, light and a new way of living without giving up everything that gives it identity.
There is much to preserve: the hydraulic floors, the worked moldings, the stained glass windows, the slabs and the delicate Art Deco details that appear in different corners of the house. An architecture that speaks of the moment in which it was built and of a way of doing things that will hardly return.
With eight bedrooms and three bathrooms, the house also surprises with the variety of its spaces: a large gallery, patio and garden, two terraces and an attic with the potential to become a magnificent loft. Generous volumes and corners that allow you to imagine a completely new way of living it.
Maybe this house is not for everyone. But if you imagine how to give it a new life without losing its essence, we will like to show it to you.
