Located on Rue de Croulebarbe, directly facing the Mobilier National and Square René Le Gall, this former post office with a raw, industrial look has been reimagined by an architect passionate about naval design. The result is a truly unique living space inspired by the world of boats. Spread across multiple levels, this atypical property offers 155.73 m² of living space (Carrez law, excluding cellar) and opens onto a lush 42.2 m² garden?an exceptional feature in the highly sought-after Gobelins neighborhood, right at the edge of the 5th arrondissement.

From the moment you enter, the home’s distinctive character is revealed through its modular volumes, bold materials, and split-level design.
The 34 m² living room, flooded with natural light through large picture windows, revolves around a central triple-height space open to the sky. The kitchen, slightly elevated, overlooks the living area like a ship’s bridge and guides the flow of movement through the home.

“On the upper deck,” three cabin-style bedrooms each offer their own sense of privacy.

A discreet metal ladder leads to the roof, perfect for the more adventurous.
Below, a 28 m² vaulted cellar accessible directly from the ground floor adds to the space and enhances the intimate, tucked-away atmosphere.

The garden, a natural extension of the living room, forms a secluded green alcove in the heart of the block. Fully landscaped, it features a dining area, plants, and outdoor furniture, evoking the feel of an urban cabin. This green oasis offers a rare breath of fresh air in the city.

This loft, which feels like a house, is located in a highly desirable part of the 13th arrondissement. It stands out for its prime location, the quality of its transformation, and its open-plan interior design inspired by maritime living.

Metro: Les Gobelins (Line 7)