Art Deco architect’s house and artist’s studio

Ideally located in the immediate vicinity of the Clos Saint-Pierre park, this 1935 residence bears the signature of a renowned architect.

Its geometric brick façade, punctuated by subtle moldings and a wrought-iron front door, immediately establishes the hallmarks of a strong Art Deco style. Offering 224 sq m of living space, this property presents a successful contemporary reinterpretation of the interwar period.

From the moment you enter, the double living room captivates with its preserved original features. Superb herringbone parquet flooring and a period marble fireplace lend elegance to this reception area. Large windows flood the room with light and offer a sweeping view of a 360 sq m enclosed garden. A true haven of peace, surrounded by trees and facing southwest, the house extends harmoniously into a modern, separate kitchen with minimalist lines, complete with a welcoming central island.

The first floor features generously sized bedrooms, including a suite overlooking the verdant garden. A bathroom with a bathtub and a separate shower room complete this level dedicated to comfort. The second floor, with its beautiful sloping ceilings, offers a flexible playroom and two additional bedrooms, making it ideal for a fulfilling family life.

The truly unique feature of this property lies in its immense adjoining 188 sq m workshop. With its original brickwork and exposed beams, this spectacular raw space offers endless possibilities for ambitious projects: a professional office, a creative studio, or a garage for collectors.

Just steps from public transport, this architectural gem combines historical character, modern amenities, and unparalleled potential.