Hidden away in the quiet, secluded Saint-Lambert district, nestles an architect-designed home as rare as it is exceptional. Designed as a living space, this contemporary 363 m² (including 275 m² of living space) multi-level residence with an elevator features a sumptuous 60 m² rooftop terrace, a veritable open-air living room.
The ground floor features a spacious 46 m² living room bathed in light, whose high ceilings interact with a 19 m² suspended mezzanine, like an interior belvedere. On the upper floor, the house unfolds around a large 33 m² reception room, extended by a fully equipped semi-open kitchen, and a more intimate living room that can be used as an office. A dressing room and a guest toilet complete this level designed for entertaining.
The two upper floors each offer two bedrooms, each with their own shower room or bathroom and toilet. Two of the bedrooms, approximately 20 m², evoke the elegance of a suite; the other two, more compact but equally well-appointed, are ideal for children, guests, or a workspace.
Finally, at the top, the house opens onto an incredible furnished rooftop, with its summer kitchen and unobstructed views of the Parisian rooftops. This top level, bathed in light and protected from the noise of the city, constitutes a suspended interlude, a true haven for special moments.
The basement completes the ensemble with a boiler room, storage space, and a wine cellar.
An architectural rarity in Paris, this house perfectly combines contemporary flair with the comfort of a family living environment, in the heart of a lively, commercial, and well-connected district. A confidential address for lovers of unique places, seeking the exceptional and discreet.
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