In the heart of Neuchâtel, in one of the most sought-after addresses in the city centre, this characterful apartment located on the 2nd floor of a prestigious building perfectly embodies the timeless elegance and art of living in Neuchâtel.
From the moment you step inside, the place exudes a unique atmosphere, where the charm of the old world blends harmoniously with contemporary living. The generous proportions, enhanced by high ceilings, finely crafted moldings, and period parquet floors, lend the whole a rare grandeur.
The reception areas, designed with fluidity and conviviality in mind, reveal an elegant dining room opening onto a spacious living room bathed in natural light. This living space, both warm and refined, extends onto a balcony offering a welcome breath of fresh air – a discreet privilege in the heart of the city, ideal for enjoying a moment of calm away from the urban bustle.
The fully fitted kitchen combines functionality and discretion, accurately meeting everyday requirements while perfectly integrating into the overall aesthetics of the property.
The sleeping area is distinguished by its serenity and comfortable proportions. Two bright bedrooms offer soothing spaces for rest, while a perfectly sized office lends itself equally well to professional use or to serving as an additional bedroom, depending on the needs. The two bathrooms, one equipped with a double vanity, demonstrate attention to detail and a refined sense of comfort, allowing for the smooth organization of family life or entertaining.
In addition, a cellar completes the amenities of this property, as well as an indoor parking space within a collective parking lot, a particularly sought-after asset in this central area.
Confidential address, remarkable volumes, preserved character and rare amenities: this apartment brings together all the hallmarks of a property with character, ideal for clients seeking an elegant, functional and perfectly located living space, in the immediate vicinity of shops, schools and the shores of the lake.
