Located in the peaceful Gare-Jean Jaurès district and a 2-minute walk from the “Vitry sur Seine” RER station, this contemporary house of approximately 153m2 (120m2 of living space) built in 2016 is the result of a division plot and remarkable architectural work.

Inspired by the 1930s and the work of Robert Mallet Stevens, its white coated facade contrasts with its black-rimmed bay windows and its emblematic bull’s eye windows of the Roaring Twenties.

From the street, the surrounding wall sheltering a slender and green garden of approximately 46m2 in front of the facade has a large gate allowing the entry of 2 vehicles on one side and also includes a gate offering direct access to the entrance to this building.

Once through the door, the cement tiles act like a marked path distributing a completely open space of approximately 43m2 currently dedicated to artistic expression which can easily be remodeled to accommodate 2 bedrooms and a bathroom .

An independent bathroom is also accessible on this level.

The access staircase to the 1st floor takes shape from the entrance and leads to a bright living room of 31m2 facing East/West with a fully fitted and equipped open kitchen.

The terrace of approximately 12m2 directly accessible from the living room and not overlooked is a haven of peace and promises pleasant evenings with family or friends.

A child’s bedroom is also available on this level. The top floor houses a large double master suite of approximately 18m2 and its private terrace of 12m2, a bathroom and a separate toilet.

This unique place to live with remarkable energy quality is located in a quiet and residential suburban area close to the city center and the Vitry sur Seine RER station.

Shops, schools and transport are accessible within a 5-minute walk and Paris is less than 3 kilometers away. Vitry sur Seine is a real open-air museum.

Over the years, the city has become an internationally renowned showcase for street art artists. C215, Pixel Pancho and other Finbarr painted colorful frescoes there and took over the walls of the city for the greatest pleasure of the eyes.

The Mac Val museum located 10 minutes from this architect’s house will delight lovers of contemporary art and offers a collection of 2,500 major contemporary works.

The banks of the Seine are also a must-see in this city and offer the prospect of peaceful Sunday walks.

Property not subject to co-ownership status.

RER C – “Vitry sur Seine” : 2 minutes on foot
Shops : 5 minutes on foot
Schools and nurseries : between 5 and 10 minutes on foot