Just a stone’s throw from Parc Montsouris, nestled in a private and secluded lane, this freehold 1907 house tells a unique story, shaped by generations of artists who once called it home. With a weighted surface area of 120 m² (147.38 m² total floor area, including 96.64 m² of habitable space), the house opens onto a 25 m² terrace, completely sheltered from view.

This one-of-a-kind residence retains the soul of its former occupants and boasts architecture that harmoniously blends volume, natural light, and timeless charm.

The entrance reveals a vast cathedral-style living room flooded with light, thanks in part to two roof skylights, and enhanced by a suspended walkway that highlights the verticality of the space. A dining room nestled within a bow window adds warmth and character. The kitchen, currently separate, could be opened up to create a more sociable layout. Two ground-floor bedrooms and a bathroom complete this level.

The partially converted attic hosts a cozy third bedroom, along with an additional 40 m² of space awaiting your vision, whether it be a studio, office, or playroom. Accessible from the walkway, this area offers endless possibilities for customization to suit this inspiring home.

Outdoors, the terrace extends the living space naturally. Surrounded by greenery, it provides a peaceful and private setting.

The charm of this home lies in its distinctive architecture, zenithal light, and artistic history a discreet address for those who appreciate truly unique spaces.

Two outdoor parking spots (in front of the house) and a cellar complete this rare property, located in a quiet setting yet well connected to city amenities.

Transport:

Cité Universitaire (RER B)

Stade Charléty (Tramway T3a)