Loft in a former earthenware factory near the Canal Saint-Martin

In a former earthenware factory ideally located on the banks of the Canal Saint-Martin, this 158 sq m (147.87 sq m Carrez law) loft unfolds its spaciousness beneath a remarkable period glass roof, in the heart of a private, verdant setting.

Nestled at the rear of a leafy, almost bucolic courtyard within a condominium complex, amidst jasmine and wisteria, the red brick building shelters this property, offering privacy and tranquility away from the hustle and bustle.

Bathed entirely in natural light, the loft is organized around a vast 75 sq m living area encompassing the kitchen, dining room, and living room, where a fireplace anchors the space.

A first staircase leads to an open mezzanine with a bedroom, extended by two open-plan spaces and a dressing room leading to the shower room.

A second staircase leads down to a lower level, converted into a bedroom with storage and a shower room, offering a private and independent space.

The entire property thus unfolds across three levels, each with a fluid layout and designed for a coherent visual continuity.

A unique living space, both inspiring and calming, this loft with its distinctly industrial character has benefited from a high-quality renovation that highlights the Eiffel-style structure, exposed stone, and glass roof. It will appeal to those who appreciate atypical spaces, are sensitive to architecture and artistic styles, and are seeking a discreet retreat in the heart of a vibrant neighborhood.

This property is subject to co-ownership regulations.

Metro: République, Goncourt, Jacques Bonsergent