A 1960s Modernist Villa

Located in downtown Saint-Mihiel, nicknamed the ?Little Florence of Lorraine,’ this iconic 1960s architect-designed villa spans 360 square meters on a 1,000-square-meter lot set among trees. A true manifesto of the modernist movement, this unique residence stands out for its bold volumes, large windows, and a layout designed for fluidity.

The main entrance opens onto a foyer with storage, marking the transition to a magnificent living area. The living room and dining room, bathed in natural light thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows, are centered around a double-sided fireplace, the focal point of the decor. A separate kitchen with a dining area provides direct access to a sunny terrace, perfect for entertaining. Set back from the main living area, a hallway leads to a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, featuring a patio that creates a serene atmosphere.

The lower half-level, featuring a separate entrance, houses four rooms currently configured as offices, offering the perfect layout for a professional practice or creative reimagining. The upper floor is dedicated to relaxation, with four spacious bedrooms?three of which have en-suite bathrooms?and a full bathroom. The basement includes two additional rooms as well as a cellar for storage.

The exteriors reflect the architecture: structured and soothing. The garden envelops the house in a screen of greenery. A garage completes this rare property. The location is prime, allowing access to shops, schools, and the middle school in just a few minutes’ walk.

The authenticity of its original materials and its distinctive architectural style make this villa a unique opportunity for architecture enthusiasts. A visit is essential to fully appreciate the property’s scope.