In the historic heart of the city, Mansion 1900 stands as a residence suspended between past and future. Built at the turn of the twentieth century, this grand townhouse carries the proportions and architectural presence of another era, waiting to be reimagined for the next.

Behind its modest façade unfolds nearly 400 m² of interior space, defined by remarkable scale. Ceilings rise to almost four metres, and the rooms reveal the generous volumes typical of early twentieth-century urban mansions. It is a house where architecture sets the structure and imagination can shape what comes next.

Fragments of the original character remain throughout the property. Sections of patterned hydraulic tile floors, wooden carpentry and period details offer a glimpse into the building’s history and provide a rich foundation for a sensitive restoration where contemporary design can coexist with heritage.

At the centre of the house, a grand staircase organises the home vertically, guiding movement through its different levels. On the ground floor, a private 40 m² patio introduces light and air into the interior, creating an outdoor heart around which the future house can unfold. The second and third floors open onto terraces, extending the living spaces outward and introducing additional outdoor rooms above the city.

The property requires a complete renovation, offering a rare opportunity for architects, designers or visionaries to reinterpret a residence of this scale within the historic centre.

Just steps from the cafés, markets and daily life of the city, Mansion 1900 presents the chance to restore a piece of architectural heritage and shape a new chapter for a house with enduring presence.

A home defined not only by its past, but by the life it is ready to begin again.