Eclectic loft

At the gates of the papal city, close to shops and road and motorway access, this loft has been designed as a living space oscillating between the modernity of its architecture and the owners’ pronounced taste for antiques.

From the entrance, the codes of the loft are jostled with old elements, such doors and stained glass which give this place an atmosphere of yesteryear. This former liquorice shop offers a large living room of 100m2 under a metal frame. This space illuminated by an overhead glass roof is also lit by a sublime hot-air balloon chandelier which sublimates the graphics of the Eiffel framework, highlighting the incredible volume of this living space, the epicenter of the loft. As an extension of the living room, hides an astonishing space, a bar with a billiard table for convivial evenings. A guest bedroom has been fitted out for guests wishing to extend their stay in the loft. Equally majestic, the kitchen nestled under ogives is a warm place to cook and entertain.

Accessible from the kitchen, the superb terrace invites you to meditate thanks to a bucolic setting without any opposite. The sorguette flowing downwards offers a breeze of freshness in Provençal summers.

A passageway provides access to the sleeping areas. On the right side, two attic bedrooms offer a bird’s eye view of the living room, completed by a bathroom. A large parental suite covers the left part of the loft offering a spacious bathroom, a dressing room and a superb bedroom, it is a dream space for soothing nights.

A 70m2 apartment accessible by the gangway can be made completely independent to offer a substantial rental income. A cellar, a laundry room, an office and two parking spaces complete this place of all possibilities.

This loft oscillating between the modernity of the industrial style and the elements of old times is the ideal compromise to live with the times while admiring the splendors and know-how of the craftsmen of yesteryear.