Contemporary loft bathed in light

Facing the Parc de la Villette and the Cité des Sciences, this former workshop, measuring 105.61 m² (93.21 m² Carrez law), is located at the rear of a courtyard in a late 19th-century building.

Quiet and secluded, this loft, completely redesigned by an architect, spans two levels beneath immense, industrial-style glass roofs reaching up to 3 meters high.

The entrance, fitted with ample custom-built storage, leads to a shower room and a separate toilet, and opens onto the 50 m² main room.

Bathed in natural light from above, this room is divided into three interconnected spaces: a fully equipped kitchen with a high dining table, a living room with a custom-built bookcase, and a dining area.

A laundry room adjacent to the kitchen and a mezzanine with a sleeping area accessible by a ladder complete this level. Two staircases on either side of the living room lead to the upstairs sleeping area.

One leads to the master bedroom and a hallway converted into a dressing room with a glass floor, leading to a space that could serve as a second bathroom.

The second staircase leads to a second bedroom, open to the living room and currently used as an office.

This private living space, with its stylish and contemporary decor, is characterized by its generous proportions.

Property subject to co-ownership regulations.

Metro: Porte de la Villette, Corentin Cariou