Discreetly nestled in a private road, near Square Léon Blum, this elegant contemporary residence, built in 2007 under the inspiration of the timeless aesthetic of Mallet Stevens, icon of the modernist movement, displays its 172 m² of living space (200 m² on the ground) on three levels. Offering bright and functional living spaces, it is decorated with a charming garden protected from prying eyes.

The ground floor reveals a spacious living room, bathed in light thanks to the large openings on either side of the room, enhanced by the 3m high ceilings giving a generous volume to the whole. The travertine floor and the fireplace give a warm and refined atmosphere to this space, extended by a 42 m² garden, thus offering perfect harmony between interior and exterior. A workshop-style extension, also with access to the outside, houses the kitchen and completes the ground floor, thus offering a fluid and functional living space.

On the first floor there is a pleasant office space set up on the landing. This is followed by the master suite with its dressing room and bathroom. The top level houses two en-suite bedrooms offering comfort and privacy, with one benefiting from a bathroom and the other from a shower room. An 8 m² terrace completes this floor.

The basement, accessible both from the living room and the garden, has a fourth bedroom in an English courtyard with its adjoining shower room, a laundry room, as well as a storage room.

Completed by two private parking spaces, this exceptional house embodies a perfect balance between a privileged location, generous and carefully designed volumes, and architecture respecting the codes of modernism of Mallet Stevens.