Assieu, Rhône 38150

Sixtine Immobilier is pleased to present this 19th century house, where each stone tells a story, but modern comfort has been skillfully integrated to create an exceptional cocoon. This house, built in 1890 and meticulously renovated, combines architectural authenticity and contemporary equipment. With its 167m2 of living area spread over two levels, it offers a generous living space and elegant volumes. The 3 meters of ceiling height in the main rooms create a feeling of space and grandeur. The interior of this house is a true jewel of refinement. The rammed earth walls guarantee a pleasant temperature in summer and winter, while the double-glazed openings preserve the interior calm while allowing generous light to enter. The kitchen, furnished and functional, is ready to welcome your most beautiful culinary projects. It opens onto a large living space, creating a friendly atmosphere where it is good to meet. The three rooms, spacious and bright, offer an ideal setting for rest and relaxation. The elegant and modern main bathroom adds a touch of comfort to everyday life. With its 167m2 of floor area and 404m2 of land, this house offers endless possibilities to customize your space according to your desires and needs. Amenities nearby for an easier daily life This home is ideally located close to essential amenities. In less than 5 minutes on foot you will find bakeries, grocery stores and schools. What if tomorrow started here?? Contact Nicolas Pomier from Sixtine Immobilier today for a private visit and let yourself be seduced by this unique home! O6 62 O8 88 31 Sixtine Immobilier - Your partner to find the house of your dreams. Some of the photos presented have been virtually furnished to help you project yourself. Fees to be paid by the seller. Energy class B, Climate class A Estimated average amount of annual energy expenditure for standard use, based on the year's energy prices 2021: between 1279.00 and 1731.00 . Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Geohazards website: .