Loft with glass roof in a former factory

Nestled in a secluded courtyard within a former hydraulic press factory converted into several lofts, this unique living space offers 157 sq m of floor space (121.54 sq m under the Carrez law) in a decidedly contemporary style.
Designed on multiple levels, this loft boasts spectacular volumes enhanced by an abundance of natural light, diffused through numerous windows and a large skylight.

Upon entering, the nearly 30 sq m living room captivates with its 4-meter high ceilings and warm atmosphere, blending raw concrete, wood, and an Eiffel-inspired metal structure.

Overlooking the living room, a 22 sq m eat-in kitchen occupies a first half-level, creating an elegant architectural dialogue between the spaces. Below, a generous storage area and a guest toilet complete this level.

A steel staircase leads to the sleeping area, arranged around a spacious landing that provides access to three bedrooms and a bathroom with a toilet, bathed in light thanks to large bay windows.

On the top floor, beneath a glass roof and sheltered from view, a solarium with an adjoining shower room offers a truly suspended haven, open to the sky.

Absolute tranquility, complete privacy, unique proportions, and abundant natural light give this property a rare and inspiring character, a blend of industrial loft and architect-designed living space.

A covered parking space completes this property, which is subject to co-ownership regulations.

Metro: Mairie des Lilas (800m) and Église de Pantin (900m)