Paris 17th, Plaine Monceau. Hidden at the far end of a cobbled courtyard, entirely removed from the street, this 1910 artist's studio unfolds over 112 m2 on two levels, with additional areas bringing the total floor space to nearly 117 m2.
The original architecture has survived the century intact: a double-height glass atelier roof, exposed riveted steel framework, bare millstone walls on the upper level, and ceilings rising over five metres. Dual-aspect, facing south and west, the duplex combines frontal and overhead light, a rare configuration even among Parisian ateliers.
At courtyard level, a vast reception room brings together the dining area and a fully fitted open kitchen beneath the glass roof. Set apart, the sleeping quarters comprise a bedroom, a study and a bathroom with both bathtub and walk-in shower.
A floating staircase leads to an open upper level bathed in zenithal light, currently arranged as a second living room and library, served by a shower room. A second bedroom can be created without structural work.
A cellar completes this property, set within a small twelve-lot co-ownership. Malesherbes (line 3) and Pont Cardinet (line 14, Transilien L) stations are minutes away.
An intact survivor of Paris's atelier heritage, in one of the most sought-after pockets of the 17th arrondissement.

ApartmentParis 17ᵗʰ (75)
Price :
$1,476,500
($12,620 / m²)
Surface117 m²bedroom1 bathroom1

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