Architect-designed house with terrace in a quiet cul-de-sac

Just steps from Père-Lachaise, tucked away in a paved and green courtyard, this 60 m² house (52.56 m² under Carrez law) is spread over three levels, with a mineral terrace facing southwest.

Completely redesigned by a duo of architects, the house stands out for its bold spatial composition.
The entrance, illuminated by glass roofs and the garden view surrounding the house, opens onto a peaceful bedroom and its en-suite bathroom, designed as a suite with lime-coated walls, wood veneers, and natural materials. The washbasin is carved from green onyx, while the black zellige tiles reflect the light.

A sculptural staircase runs through the house?plaster up to the first level, transforming into a steel grating that lets light filter through and reveals the successive volumes.

Upstairs, the living space includes a kitchen, dining area, and lounge, blending contrasts of green terrazzo, solid oak slats, aged mirrors, and custom woodwork.

An architectural fireplace adds character to the room, with a raw concrete base and a flue clad in aged mirror, which opens up to become a projection screen.
Light pours in through two large wooden windows, amplified by generous ceiling heights reaching up to 5.5 meters.

This room opens onto a beautiful mineral terrace facing southwest?ideal for entertaining and enjoying summer evenings.

On the mezzanine level, a guest bedroom and a workspace share the space, discreetly nestled at the top of the staircase.

A true architectural journey, this house combines built-in furniture, modernist nods, and carefully selected pieces in a harmonious blend spanning decades?from the Bauhaus spirit to the elegance of the 60s and 70s, with a subtle yet distinct Corbusian influence.

A rare and confidential property in this area, it will appeal to lovers of exceptional spaces in search of a unique and inspired retreat.

This property is part of a condominium.

Metro stations: Charonne, Philippe Auguste.