Architect house from the 60’s to revisit

This house of ten rooms of 184 m² is built on a ground of 493 m². It is located on the heights of Bièvres in a preserved and privileged environment where many scholars and artists lived until the beginning of the XXth century. Its cube structure of “brutalist” style is nestled in the heart of a luxuriant vegetation.

Its roof terrace solarium offers an exceptional view over the whole valley as an impressive canopy.

The original configuration of the house allows it to accomodate a first level with a beautiful tiled terrace to the east. It consists of a large entrance with shower, wine cellar and two offices that can accommodate a liberal profession or rooms with independent entrance.

The main entrance is by the external staircase leading to the living space but also communicating towards the lower level. A kitchen of 10 m ² opens on the dining room extending the living room with chimney, on a surface of 38 m ², and a terrace of 8 m ² in the south. An office of 10 m² is also located on this floor.

The top floor offers four bedrooms, one with dressing room and terrace overlooking the garden to the south and a bathroom with window.

A garage for two cars with annex complete this property.

Heat pump (heating and water), electric shutters, volumetric alarm and peripheral.
At 10 mn on foot of RER C serving Versailles or Paris Montparnasse (in 30 mn).
In 4 mn with foot of the schools and the trade.
Bus in the immediate vicinity serving the best high schools including the Franco-German high school.