Set at the far end of a cobbled courtyard in the 17th arrondissement, entirely removed from the street, a 1910 artist’s studio unfolds across 112 square metres (1,210 square feet) on two levels beneath its original glass roof.
The property lies in the administrative quarter of Plaine de Monceau, at one of the district’s most discreet addresses. Parc Monceau is 600 metres away, square des Batignolles 400 metres, and rue de Lévis, the quarter’s shopping street, 100 metres. Wagram underground station, line 3, is 350 metres away, the Pereire-Levallois regional express station 500 metres, and Gare Saint-Lazare 2,500 metres. A school stands 100 metres away.
The building stands on a 420 square metre (4,521 square feet) plot and comprises a street building, an inner courtyard, and a courtyard building raised over a ground floor on solid ground with a first floor above. The studio occupies the left-hand ground floor of that courtyard building. The condominium is small and is managed by the firm ARTCOP.
At courtyard level, across 68 square metres (731 square feet), a generous reception room brings together the dining area and an open fitted kitchen beneath the volume of the glass roof. Set back from it, the sleeping quarters comprise a bedroom, a study and a bathroom. An internal staircase rises to the upper floor of 44 square metres (479 square feet), presently arranged as a second sitting room and library, served by a shower room. A hallway, a utility room and a separate cloakroom complete the layout.
The original fabric survives intact: a pitched glass roof, an exposed riveted steel frame, and bare stonework to the upper walls. The principal windows face south, the roof glazing east. The energy performance certificate records the property as dual-aspect and credits it with good thermal mass, both cited under summer comfort. Heating and hot water are provided by an individual condensing gas boiler, with thermostatic radiator valves and room-by-room control. The property is connected to fibre optic broadband.
A cellar, is attached to the lot. No proceedings are under way under article 29-1 of the French law of 10 July 1965.

ApartmentParis 17ᵗʰ (75)
Price :
$1,512,200
($12,924 / m²)
Surface117 m²bedroom1 bathroom1

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