Architect-designed duplex flat with studio and shared garden in the Fleurs neighbourhood

Located in the Fleurs district of Alfortville, on the second and top floor of a family building dating back to 1890, this duplex apartment offers 60 sq m of living space (Carrez law) and 94 sq m of total floor area, plus a 16 sq m semi-basement workshop. Completely renovated by an interior designer in 2019, it boasts a contemporary and socially conscious style. Within a small, low-maintenance condominium, this unique property combines period charm with eco-friendly renovation and a shared garden.

The open-plan living area is organized around a central cube with custom-built storage that structures the flow of movement. The open kitchen, featuring a birch worktop, flows seamlessly into the living room, creating a warm atmosphere enhanced by chestnut parquet flooring and birch plywood walls. The materials were carefully selected: natural insulation made from wood fiber, hemp, flax, cotton, and cork contributes to thermal and acoustic comfort.

A true signature feature of the space, the black wooden staircase is integrated into a custom-built, floor-to-ceiling bookcase. This graphic composition structures the volume and reinforces the apartment’s architectural character.

A multi-purpose room, currently used as an office or playroom, could easily be converted into a separate bedroom. A stylish shower room and a separate toilet complete this level.

Upstairs, in the attic, a bright landing, converted into a workspace, leads to two attic rooms with optimized floor plans. Currently used as bedrooms, they offer a warm and intimate atmosphere.

The bright and airy 16 m² workshop provides an ideal space for creative activities, high-quality storage, or a separate office. The shared, landscaped garden pleasantly extends the living environment.

The Achtarak market, shops, and the Étienne Dolet school are all less than a 5-minute walk away. RER D Maisons-Alfort/Alfortville station, 8 minutes away.

A duplex with a distinctive architectural style, a rare find on the Alfortville market.