Pons, Charente 17800

With its cut-stone facade, wooden shutters, and original entrance door, this 18th-century town house embodies the architectural nobility of Pons' historic heart, just steps away from shops and amenities.Pons, a medieval town of character, charms with its preserved heritage, cobbled streets, its famous 12th-century keep, and its hospitality. A major stop on the Way of Saint James (Chemin de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle), it boasts a strategic location: quick access to the A10 motorway, 20 minutes from Saintes, and 1 hour from Bordeaux and La Rochelle, not to mention the first beaches just 35 minutes away.Steeped in history and charm, this residence captivates from the moment you enter with its authentic materials: exposed beams, rubble stone, fireplaces, wood paneling, and colorful stained-glass windows create an interior full of character and elegance. The vaulted cellars attest to the savoir-faire of the masons of the era and the quality of the construction.The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance, a dining room, a cozy living room, a separate kitchen, and an office, perfect for professional or creative use.Upstairs, three bedroomsone with a half-bath, one with a full bathroom, and an additional full bathroomoffer all necessary comfort.A second level under the eaves presents a vast raw space to be converted, allowing free rein to your projects: additional bedrooms, a workshop, or a library.A rare and charming asset, a tower inspired by old dovecotes is an integral part of the main building, visible from the garden side. Erected in stone in keeping with patrimonial aesthetics, it houses a magnificent stone spiral staircase, a true architectural masterpiece, elegantly connecting the different levels.In addition, there are two converted outbuildings, as well as a garage for 2 vehiclesa rare and sought-after advantage in the town center.Finally, a second adjoining house completes this ensemble, opening the way to multiple possibilities: extension, rental, gte, or professional space.Risk information available on the Gorisques website :