Located near the majestic Notre-Dame de l'Assomption Cathedral in Rodez, in the heart of the historic center, this exceptional 456 sqm residence is spread over three levels and also has a convertible attic. Comprising ten bedrooms in total, this former 15th-century canonical house, listed as a historic monument, offers remarkable potential for a family home, an artistic project, or a charming guesthouse. The interior of the house was renovated 25 years ago, and the owners were keen to preserve its original character. The interior spaces reveal an atmosphere steeped in history, with remarkable architectural elements: patinated wooden floors, monumental fireplaces, antique woodwork, and generous ceiling heights. The main living space, bathed in light thanks to the large south-facing windows, combines authenticity and elegance. Each level distributes several bedrooms, living rooms, or lounges, some with views over the rooftops of the old town or the Cathedral. An independent accommodation completes this complex, with a private entrance opening onto the interior courtyard. Outside, the discreet and intimate paved courtyard reveals a magnificent sandstone well decorated with the scallop shell and the staff, recalling the historical origins of the place. The whole forms a heritage cocoon hidden from view, in the heart of a lively and emblematic district of the city center of Rodez. Access is via a Gothic arched gate, opening onto a restored facade that retains all the character of the period. This atypical property seduces with its rare cachet and its unique history. Former home of a famous painter, it embodies a living page of Aveyron heritage. Authentic vaulted cellar Small garden at the rear of the building Intimate courtyard at the front Shops, schools, transport: in the immediate vicinity Rodez Airport (daily connections to Paris): 15 min Albi: 50 min Toulouse: 1h30 Historic monuments are exempt from DPE. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr

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