Former biscuit factory converted into a house in the style of an artist’s studio in the south-central part of Malakoff

Located in the highly residential Les Sablonnières neighborhood, this 1947 building was, for many years, a biscuit factory and then a roasted peanut factory before becoming the characterful home we see today.

Original in its layout and size (310 sq m of living space), it is arranged around a large, 80 sq m L-shaped paved courtyard, allowing visitors to appreciate its facade and period timber framing.

Secluded and elegantly appointed, the house is bathed in light thanks to its large windows and south-facing aspect. The ground floor features a loft-style feel (3.5-meter high ceilings) with a 96 sq m open-plan living and dining area comprising a fully equipped kitchen, dining room, and living room, and adjoining it is a former garage converted into an office.

On the first floor, a spacious landing leads to an office and a first bedroom, then a hallway to two bathrooms with skylights, and beyond that, a corridor providing access to two additional bedrooms.

The second floor features a beautiful 35 sq m (377 sq ft) master suite with a walk-in closet, and an additional attic space that could be converted if needed. All of this makes this unique house in the area an ideal place for a family seeking space and tranquility, or a professional needing room to live and work.

Parking for two to three cars is available in the courtyard.

Close to all amenities.
Schools from elementary to high school are less than a ten-minute walk away.

Metro Line 13 Malakoff – Etienne Dolet station, 500m away