A house feel for this top-floor duplex set in an 1870 residence

In Asnières-sur-Seine, in the sought-after Michelet neighbourhood, this charming duplex is set within an elegant house dating from 1870, divided into just three units, each with its own private entrance. Located on the second and top floor and extended by a converted attic, this bright, dual-aspect apartment stands out for its period character, its parquet flooring throughout and a layout that feels more like a house than an apartment.

On the second floor, the entrance opens onto a kitchen and a through living room, bathed in light and overlooking two courtyards, which makes for a particularly peaceful setting. The parquet floors and period features give the living spaces a warm atmosphere. A bedroom with an adjoining shower room and a separate toilet complete this level.

Upstairs, under the eaves, two bedrooms are arranged around a landing that could serve as a playroom, a home office or a reading nook. A bathroom with toilet completes this floor. The two-level layout naturally separates the living areas from the sleeping quarters.

A separate laundry room and two cellars complete the property and provide welcome everyday storage.

The two courtyards onto which the living areas open add greatly to the tranquil atmosphere of the whole. The small co-ownership building, whose facade was renovated in 2023, enjoys a sought-after residential setting.

The address is just a few minutes’ walk from the shops of Rue des Bourguignons and from Bois-Colombes station and its market. It also falls within the Michelet school catchment area for nursery and primary school, followed by Truffaut for secondary school.

With its setting in an 1870 house, its period charm, parquet floors, attic volumes and duplex layout, this family apartment has a truly distinctive identity. It is a one-of-a-kind property in Asnières, where the spirit of a house meets the advantages of a city address.