Ideally located in a quiet setting, this property enjoys a strategic location just 10 minutes from Loon-Plage and downtown Dunkirk. Quick access to major highways: 3 minutes from the highways leading to Lille, Belgium, and Calais.
A unique property complex in Dunkirk comprising a 245-square-meter bourgeois villa built in the 1920s by Auguste Jérôme Evrard, a pilot at the Port of Dunkirk, and a 105-square-meter house. The two properties are connected with direct interior access.
The lot runs the length of the property, with access from two separate streets.
A beautiful, one-of-a-kind property ideal as a family home with an annex, a professional practice, a bed-and-breakfast, or a rental investment.
May be sold separately depending on your project.
Ref.: ig260604dunkerque
The house with character:
Ground floor: original porcelain stoneware entrance hall, 35m² double living room with parquet floor and stone fireplace, 43m² extension housing a vast living room with open kitchen opening onto the garden via two large bay windows, 12m² study, storeroom, 9m² library, separate WC and laundry room.
Central wooden staircase, a structuring architectural element.
First floor: bright landing with original parquet flooring leading to three bedrooms (12 to 15m²) with fitted closets, dressing room (6m²) and large bathroom (9m²) with shower and bath.
Top floor: large games room (35m²), large bedroom with dressing room and study.
The adjoining house:
Formerly used for commercial purposes, this 105 m² property offers great potential for conversion into a residence, a private practice, or a rental investment.
Alarm system:
North/south with front and rear entrances providing access from two separate streets
Lot running the length of the property
Enclosed, tree-lined garden of over 280m²
Dry, well-maintained basement
Two double garages that can accommodate 5 cars, one measuring 59m² with a pit for auto repair and the other 51m².
Total surface area: 350m² (villa 245m² + house 105m²)
Possibility of selling the two properties separately, depending on your project
