In Lille, in an Art Deco style building from 1925, an apartment located on the third floor, with a garage. The apartment is situated on the third floor of a stone building from 1925, located on Boulevard de la Liberté, a thoroughfare created in 1860 that was part of the Haussmannian urban planning under the Second Empire. Today lined with plane trees, it runs alongside the Palace of Fine Arts, the Lille Prefecture, and allows easy access to the city center. The building, designed by architect Charles Sarazin, rises seven stories and features a façade inspired by Art Deco, with rigorous geometry characterized by a simple line, adorned with stylized motifs and artistic ironwork, where concrete, stone, and brick blend together. Access to the residence is via a wide glass gate equipped with an intercom. At the back of the entrance, access to the inner courtyard and the basements is through a large wrought-iron gate, inspired by Art Deco. To the right, beyond the vestibule, the elevator is revealed, installed in a metal cage, serving all floors except the seventh. The building stands out for the excellent condition of its common areas. A service room of 14 m², located on the seventh floor, and two basement cellars are attached to the apartment.

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ApartmentLille (59)
Price :
$980,600
($6,053 / m²)
Surface162 m²bedrooms4 land161 m²

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