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.

A sanitation and facade renovation will be necessary (estimate amount: €94,622).

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