Villa des Magnolias. A 1930s family home, blending bourgeois elegance with the art of garden living. Behind its preserved facade and walled parkland, this 1930s residence offers approximately 270 m² of living space in a sought-after residential area of Chalon-sur-Saône, between the city and quick access routes. From the moment you enter, the charm takes hold. Antique floors, generous volumes, high ceilings, period ironwork, herringbone parquet flooring, glass doors & through light create a warm & elegant atmosphere, rare on the Chalon market. Reception rooms opening onto the garden The house is organized around beautiful, light-filled living spaces. The double reception room offers several different atmospheres, from a conversation room to a fireplace area and a family gathering space. Openings onto the park reinforce this feeling of a family home oriented towards the garden and the changing seasons. A house designed for entertaining The kitchen, designed like a laboratory, features a functional back kitchen and direct access to the terrace and pool area. A fluid layout, conceived for comfortable everyday living as well as summer entertaining. Family-sized rooms & comfortable layout The house now offers five bedrooms, an office, and three bathrooms spread over several levels. The spaces retain the charm of bourgeois homes of that era, with pleasant circulation and numerous openings onto the leafy grounds. An intimate park in the heart of the city The enclosed plot boasts beautiful mature trees that immediately lend the place a unique character. Hidden from view, the terraces and pool area seamlessly extend the living spaces, creating a highly residential and private atmosphere. A sound foundation with strong asset potential The roof has been redone & the house benefits from a full underground basement offering numerous additional spaces, storage, workshop, cellar or technical rooms. A property with character for lovers of preserved bourgeois homes, seeking a true family home life in the heart of Chalon-sur-Saône. An encounter with the place is essential. Visit by appointment with Coralie Dechelle.

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