Duplex in a former winegrower’s house

In a leafy setting 10 minutes from Metz, on the sought-after hillside of Scy-Chazelles, this 147 m² (237 m²) duplex apartment is set in a character building dating from 1870. Reinvented in 2020 by an architect, it now offers top-of-the-range features to enhance its original assets.

A private staircase leads to the entrance of the duplex, which opens onto a vast, bright 45 m² living room. Overlooked by the building’s exposed roof timbers, the space features a lounge with an ethanol fireplace, a comfortable dining room and an open-plan kitchen with a central island. The reception rooms are complemented by a pleasant balcony where you can enjoy lunch outside.

The sleeping area has four bedrooms, a bathroom and two shower rooms. From the living room, an aerial staircase leads to a mezzanine overlooking the living room. The mezzanine is nestled under the sloping ceilings, providing a particularly cosy TV area. Like the rest of the flat, this space benefits from an abundance of light thanks to its south-facing aspect.

The spaciousness of this flat is ideal for family life, combining the charm of the past with contemporary comforts.