On a quiet street in the 16th arrondissement, between the Ranelagh Gardens and the Jasmin metro station, this rare property offers 372.52 sq m (Carrez law) of duplex living space on the 3rd and 4th floors of a former private mansion reinterpreted in the 1930s by Auguste Perret.<\/p>\n
Raised in the spirit of the Th\u00e9\u00e2tre des Champs-\u00c9lys\u00e9es, the building boasts a rigorous Art Deco style, where structure becomes ornament and every line contributes to a perfectly controlled overall composition.<\/p>\n
Upon entering, one is immediately drawn to the nearly six-meter-high ceilings, lending the space an almost institutional feel.<\/p>\n
Light, omnipresent thanks to a dual east-west exposure, generously floods the spaces and reveals the inherent beauty of the materials.<\/p>\n
Large bay windows, punctuated by slender, original metal frames with their characteristic geometric design, create an elegant architectural framework.<\/p>\n
Their graphic rhythm engages with the monumental scale of the volumes and situates the whole within the rationalist aesthetic characteristic of Perret’s work.<\/p>\n
The first level, spanning 250 square meters, houses a vast open-plan office, a kitchen, and various reception and collaborative workspaces.<\/p>\n
Circulation is fluid, and the perspectives are open, offering considerable freedom in layout. At its center, a monumental interior staircase structures the space and leads to the upper floor, conceived as a more private level.<\/p>\n
This 122.5-square-meter level extends beyond the main volume and provides access to several independent offices and a meeting room.<\/p>\n
Among these, the “president’s office” enjoys a rare privilege: its own independent access, allowing for completely autonomous circulation.<\/p>\n
From this elevated walkway, the sweeping views down to the lower level create a constant dialogue between the spaces, enhancing the theatricality of the location.<\/p>\n
Steeped in history, this former workshop housed the teams responsible for the reconstruction of Le Havre after World War II, under the direction of Auguste Perret.<\/p>\n
This architectural legacy lends the space a unique resonance, blending heritage with timeless modernity. Today, this space is ideal for companies seeking a strong identity: headquarters, showrooms, representative offices, or creative hubs will find a setting that reflects their image.<\/p>\n
Office tax: EUR9,535 per year.<\/p>\n
Metro station: Jasmin (Line 9)<\/p>\n
Rental is available under a standard or special lease, depending on your flexibility needs. Annual rent: EUR230,000 excluding VAT and charges.<\/em><\/p>\n The financial terms – security deposit, quarterly advance payments, and indexation by ILAT -meet Parisian market standards. <\/em>The agency fees amount to \u20ac69,000 excluding tax.<\/p>\n