A few steps from the vibrant energy of Île de Nantes and the future tramway lines (L6 and L7), this 1950s house tells a different story. Neo-Basque in inspiration, its distinctive silhouette—white facades accented with green timber framing, immediately recognizable—sits at the heart of a tree-lined, productive garden, like a preserved secret within the city. Completely independent and shielded from view, the property benefits from a southwest-facing plot, shaded by mature trees, inviting a lifestyle attuned to the seasons. Currently configured with five bedrooms, the house reveals volumes waiting to be reimagined. The main level is organized around a central entrance distributing four bedrooms and a bathroom. On the garden level, the living space extends toward a bright conservatory opening onto nature, complemented by a bedroom and shower room. The true potential for evolution lies in the developing volumes: the attic, already windowed, invites a fresh interpretation of the under-roof spaces, while the 42 m² workshop-garage presents itself as a blank canvas, ready to accommodate a family, professional, or artistic vision. While the fundamentals are in place—a new roof from 2022 and double-glazed windows—a comprehensive renovation (ventilation system, attic insulation, etc.) and contemporary interior redesign will reveal the spirit of this residence. An architectural interlude with preserved lines, offering precious urban countryside character at the edge of the Loire riverbanks.