Human-scale building with only a few levels. It is a modest construction, likely dating back to the 1970s or 1980s, featuring functional architecture typical of that era: a light-colored plaster façade, regular window openings, and a ground floor accessible from the street. The property is situated in a quiet yet dense residential area, with easy access both on foot and by car. Some ground-floor units can accommodate office or community activities, depending on their designated use. The building is well-maintained and part of a small condominium.
The neighborhood around Pierre-Louis Bernaix Street is located in the southern part of Villeurbanne, in a predominantly residential area but close to activity hubs. It features a mix of apartment buildings and townhouses, giving it a balanced and relatively quiet neighborhood feel. Within a few minutes' walk, you can reach the Cusset metro station (line A), which connects directly to downtown Lyon in under 15 minutes. Nearby amenities include local shops, schools, sports facilities, and public services, offering a convenient and urban living environment.
