Nestled on the 5th and top floor of an Art Deco building designed by architect René Sors in 1931, this 76.10m2 Carrez duplex apartment (81.33m2 on the floor) with spectacular ceiling height was once the workshop of the famous painter Victor Vasarely, artist and advertiser, today recognized as the founding father of art optical.

The sober and elegant facade of this 1930s building gives little indication of the volumes developed within this duplex, which is accessed by an elevator leading to the top floor.

The entrance opens onto the majestic 32m2 living room with a cathedral ceiling, an extension of which reveals a modern and minimalist, fully equipped open kitchen.

A 7m2 continuous terrace is accessible from this space and promises memorable evenings with friends or family while an independent bathroom completes all the services on this level.

The staircase connecting to the upper floor is the result of custom locksmith work and gives this place an industrial touch of the most beautiful effect. It leads to the sleeping area from which a 9.60m2 master suite is revealed.

A second room of 8.51m2 which can be used as an extra bed and has a dressing room is also accessible on this level while a modern and minimalist bathroom with the most beautiful effect completes this set.

The result of a recent large-scale renovation carried out by an architect, this top floor duplex has retained the charm of the 1930s while benefiting from an inspiring modern signature.

The quality of the materials used, the volumes deployed and the superb light present in this place steeped in history and stories will delight lovers of open-plan spaces with a significant architectural signature.

The building itself is designed by the architect René Sors, a graduate of Decorative Arts in 1925 and whose this was one of the first achievements.

The latter was also a member of the French Urban Planning Society and decorated Knight of the Legion of Honor.

Arcueil, for its part, no longer needs to be presented. Cleverly positioned between Montrouge and Gentilly, this small town of barely 21,000 inhabitants allows you to reach Paris on foot or by bike in a few minutes.
Shops, transport and schools are located less than 5 minutes walk from this property and promote a remarkable quality of life.

RER B ‘Laplace’ : 5 minutes on foot
Metro Line 4 ‘Barbara’ : 12 minutes on foot
Shops : 5 minutes walk
Schools and nurseries : 5 minutes on foot

Although subject to the status of co-ownership.