luxury architect house for sale Clamart, France

A specially designed house with a floor area of 245m² and a garden in the town of Fontenay-aux-Roses, very close to Paris. This specially designed home was built in the 1980s on a 500m² plot of land. It is set back from the road in a calm spot. A lush garden around it ensures that this peaceful dwelling is not at all overlooked. This south-facing house has three floors and a slate roof. Many windows flood its interior with natural light. All these windows have double glazing and electric shutters that are centrally controlled. The garden level has a spacious garage for two cars, as well as a fitness room, a utility room and a bedroom with a bathroom. The ground floor features a living room with an impressive cathedral ceiling: a welcoming reception room that has a ceiling height of 5.7 metres. This living room lies next to a dining room, a fitted kitchen and a television lounge with a fireplace. On the first floor, there are two large bedrooms. Each one has its own bathroom and terrace. Further on, there is an office.

Architect-designed house on the Seine, private dock and swim spa, near Paris — 450 m² of interior space - On the doorstep of Paris, in the peaceful Île Saint-Germain, this architect-designed home sits on a 575 m² plot with private access to the Seine and its own pontoon. Spacious interiors overlooking greenery, multi-level terraces, an indoor counter-current swimming pool, and a rooftop terrace with spa and distant Eiffel Tower views create a unique living environment. An independent apartment and a large basement with private access complete the property, offering approximately 451 m² of interior space. Designed by architect Pascale Creux and built in 2005, the house features contemporary lines, expansive glass façades and open perspectives between levels. The double-height living room and mezzanine enhance the sense of space, while the bedrooms are arranged to ensure privacy.

In Meudon, on a private road close to the train station, an architect-designed house and outbuilding set within an extraordinary garden. The property gate opens at the start of a private road a short distance from the station, giving onto a lush garden through which the house is approached and gradually revealed. Designed by a renowned interior architect and organised entirely around this garden, it requires no work. An entrance hall serves a first bedroom with its own shower room and gives onto a corridor; lined with built-in wardrobes, the corridor leads in turn to a separate lavatory and a small room fitted as a workshop. Two large openings give into a sitting room of exceptional proportions, with the ceiling rising to 4.5 m. On two sides, expanses of glazing bring the garden fully into the room; a working fireplace occupies the third wall, flanked by a pair of bespoke bookcases that reach to the ceiling. On the garden side, a few steps climb to a comfortable dining room extending into an open kitchen with generous, well-organised storage; here too the garden fills the large windows. Roof lights throughout the house draw in light from above. A back kitchen, equipped with a second sink, gives access to the utility room. Below the dining room, the principal bedroom has a spacious dressing room and a private bathroom; a glazed frieze along one wall keeps the garden constantly in view. Equally comfortable in winter and summer, when nights remain cool, it offers ideal conditions year-round. Behind the sitting room's far wall, a cleverly concealed staircase rises to a mezzanine housing a study and a library, with access from there to a further bright bedroom and a shower room with lavatory. At the entrance to the property, a covered shelter provides parking and an electric vehicle charging point; a second car can be parked in the drive. An outbuilding of approximately 50 m² has been fitted as a home cinema with a retractable giant screen, a shower room with lavatory, and a small gym.

ARCHITECT'S HOUSE of 180 M2 in ISSY LES MOULINEAUX in the highly sought-after neighborhood of ILE SAINT GERMAIN.House on 3 levels with 2 garages and two garden areas. Laundry room and pantry.Possibility to install an elevator. Heat pump, latest RE 2020 standards.Beautiful reception area of 50 M2 including a dining room and a kitchen. A lounge of 35 M2 opening onto a terrace. 3 bedrooms with bathroom and dressing room. Possibility of an additional bedroom.High-end amenities, oak parquet flooring, full-height tiling in the bathrooms, suspended toilet, large format tiles. Electric roller shutters, aluminum joinery.With over 35 years of experience in new real estate, Metropole Patrimoine, based in Gambais (78950), is your trusted partner for realizing your real estate project in the region. Whether you are looking for a new or old property in Gambais and its surroundings, we offer you close service and recognized expertise.Our agency provides you with exceptional properties throughout the year, carefully selected to meet the specificities of the local real estate market. In collaboration with more than 150 developers, we propose a wide choice of over 35,000 housing units, notably in Yvelines and the Ile-de-France region.Possibility of plan customization. Non-contractual visuals.Contact Dominique at 06 22 73 28 26 for an appointment.This description has been automatically translated from French.

On the doorstep of Paris, in the peaceful setting of Île Saint-Germain, this architect-designed house stands on a 575 m² plot with private access to the Seine and its own dock. Generous interiors overlooking greenery, terraces on several levels, an indoor counter-current swimming pool and a rooftop terrace with a spa and a distant glimpse of the Eiffel Tower create a distinctive setting. An independent apartment and a spacious basement with separate access complete approximately 451 m² of interior space for entertaining, working and enjoying outdoor living while staying connected to Paris. Designed by architect Pascale Creux and built in 2005, the house combines contemporary lines, extensive glazing and perspectives between levels. The double-height living room and mezzanine enhance its open architecture, while bedrooms distributed throughout the house provide privacy. LAYOUT AND FLOOR AREAS 450.91 m² of interior space: 285.66 m² of living accommodation and a 165.25 m² basement, excluding the garage, terraces and balconies. Four bedrooms, five bathrooms, including one in the basement, and a separate WC. Ground floor: living room, dining area and open-plan kitchen totalling 122.47 m², a bedroom with shower room and dressing room, and a separate WC. Intermediate level: independent apartment with living room, bedroom and shower room, a private entrance via an external staircase and internal access from the house. First floor: mezzanine lounge, two bedrooms, including the main bedroom with private terrace, and two bathrooms. Fitted-out basement: a large main room, four additional rooms including a laundry room, and a shower room with WC. Internal access and a separate garden entrance through the laundry room. Excluded from the living accommodation area. Indoor counter-current swim spa, accessible from the living room and garden. OUTDOOR SPACES AND COMFORT Established garden, terraces and balconies. Rooftop terrace of approximately 157 m² according to the owner, with a spa. Riverside terrace and private dock; boat mooring subject to applicable conditions and permissions. A 38 m² two-car garage and an outdoor parking space. Fireplace, gas central heating, underfloor heating and radiators, reversible air conditioning in several rooms, and double glazing. Energy rating: D. Greenhouse gas emissions rating: D.

André Bloc’s studio, a tribute to the 1950s & a Historical Monument to be restored, designed by Claude Parent, on 2,000-m² grounds, in Meudon-Bellevue. Sheltered by a long enclosure wall and dense foliage, the property is accessible via an understated recessed entrance, while the dwelling itself was designed between 1955 and 1956 by Claude Parent, 'architect of the oblique' and a supporter of avant-garde architecture in the service of the imagination and utopian ideals. Commissioned by André Bloc, an advocate of integrating the arts into architecture and a polyvalent creator who worked as a sculptor, architect, painter and publisher, the studio was added to the lot on which the artist’s dwelling, known as the 'Bloc house', had been previously constructed and whose garden features some of Bloc’s immense inhabitable sculptures. Forming a wooded and private setting, the sloping grounds, of approximately 2,000 m², is the ideal environment for the premises’ original vocation, the purpose of which was to create a retreat focussed on concentration, whereas an ornamental pond, no longer in use, could easily become operational again or, why not, transformed into a swimming pool. As for the studio/dwelling, baptised the 'Caretaker’s cottage' and located on the lower section of the tree-filled grounds, with more than 2,000 m² and sheltered from view, it is concealed from the 'Bloc' house thanks to a screen of bamboo, while together these two edifices form a single commonhold property (no commonhold property fees or right of way). Combining several materials – stone, concrete, glass and metal – the Caretaker’s cottage, eschewing all symmetry, blends straight, curved and oblique lines together, whereas, far from the functionalism of 1950s classical architecture, it was designed to hug the property’s slope. Atypical, it is much a dwelling as a work of art and, today, includes, on the garden level, a living room, sheltered from view, where the light from the south and west is filtered by dense foliage, an immense dining room with a fireplace and a picture window overlooking the garden, as well as a separate kitchen featuring a glass door that also gives on to the garden, whereas a spiral staircase (a Roger Tallon design) provides access to the upstairs level, which contains three bedrooms each facing the outside thanks to large picture windows, as well as two shower rooms and a lavatory. In addition, the large primary bedroom comes with a patio surrounded by vegetation, while a garage, of more than 30 m², stands adjacent to the dwelling. It should be noted that the edifice will require a full renovation in order to update it to current standards, all the while making sure to preserve its bold architectural choices. Lastly, the entrance, indicated by a red metal pedestrian gate, is reminiscent of Calder’s creations, even though it was created by Bloc and Parent, while, André Bloc’s three small statues, which are located in the garden, but are not listed as historical monuments, could be acquired at an additional cost.

Île Saint-Germain. Sheltered from prying eyes, in one of the most confidential environments at the gates of Boulogne-Billancourt, this spectacular architect-designed house imagined by Pascale Creux develops nearly 475 m² of volumes open to light, vegetation, and the Seine (275 m² of living space and 200 m² of finished basement).Built in 2005 in the heart of a 400 m² garden, this standalone property offers a rare atmosphere: that of a contemporary house designed as a true family living space, where each area interacts with the outdoors. Surrounded by greenery, lulled by the calm and reflections of the river, it seems suspended between nature and architecture.From the first steps, the volumes impress. The reception areas, bathed in light, soar under almost five meters of ceiling height and open widely onto the garden and the Seine. The living room, dining room, and spacious dining kitchen form a spectacular, fluid, and convivial ensemble, extended by large south-facing terraces.The house is organized on several levels with remarkable fluidity. A mezzanine hosts an office space overlooking the reception areas, while the master suite benefits from its own south-facing terrace, a true intimate retreat open to the greenery.The night spaces offer five bedrooms and three bathrooms. An independent studio, integrated into the house but having its own private access, offers multiple possibilities: guest accommodation, offices, independent activity, or a space dedicated to teenagers.On the top level, an exceptional terrace of nearly 130 m² offers completely unobstructed views of the rooftops, the Seine, and the Eiffel Tower. A spectacular rooftop, with no overlooking, equipped with a pergola, a solarium area, and a jacuzzi, designed as an additional open-air living space.The lower level further enhances the unique character of this property. A covered swimming pool, a home cinema room, a large games room, a large laundry room, as well as a remarkable wine cellar compose a level entirely dedicated to comfort and shared moments.Two outdoor parking spaces complete this exceptional ensemble.Just a few minutes from the center of Boulogne and the park of Île Saint Germain, schools, and transport, this property combines qualities rarely found on the market: no adjoining walls, exceptional volumes, omnipresent light, independence, open views, and privileged access to the Seine.A contemporary villa that resembles a holiday home, with the Seine for a garden and Paris for a horizon.This description has been automatically translated from French.

One of the most beautiful modern private hotels in Boulogne-Billancourt. This magnificent private hotel was built in 1928 by architect Louis-Raymond Fischer for Mr. Godfray, an Australian client residing in Jersey. It is listed in the supplementary inventory of historical monuments. It has a living area of 380 m² spread over four levels and offers exceptional volumes and unobstructed views on each floor. The ground floor/garden level includes an entrance, two independent suites equipped with kitchenette and shower room, one of which opens onto a landscaped garden planted with bamboo, and a garage. The first floor features a stunning cross-through living space (North-South) with double ceiling height, consisting of a living area with a fireplace facing the garden, a dining area opening onto a continuous balcony bordered by wisteria, a lounge-library area, as well as an independent kitchen equipped with a central island, a pantry, and toilets. The second floor overlooks the living room and consists of a spacious mezzanine with a lounge-library, a sunlit office space, a large master suite with a bathroom, and a laundry area. The top floor includes a cross-through suite with a shower room and provides access to a magnificent 60 m² terrace that is landscaped and facing south, with a sheltered area and a summer kitchen. In the basement, three cellars and a wine cellar complete the whole.

Just 5 minutes from PARIS Porte d’Orléans, on a quiet residential street close to all amenities, 5 minutes from the RER B and Metro Line 15, we offer this exceptional 840 sqm loft, renovated by an architect. This former chocolate factory boasts magnificent volumes (ceiling heights ranging from 6 to 13 meters, with an Eiffel-style metal framework) and abundant natural light (8 large windows, 12 skylights). The layout is as follows: Ground floor: * Independent street-level entrance of 40 sqm * Oak staircase leading to the main floor First floor: * 700 sqm open-plan space with 18th-century oak parquet flooring * 30 sqm terrace * 60 sqm kitchen * 2 restrooms **Mezzanine:** * 100 sqm open-plan space with exotic wood flooring * 2 shower rooms * 2 restrooms * Dressing rooms This outstanding space lends itself to a wide range of uses: private residence, offices, retail space, restaurant, gallery, and more.

PARIS 75014 - House 8 Rooms - 285m2 living space + 32m2 Terrace - Built on a 160m2 plot - See 360, floor plan and video - Exclusive to LEGGETT, 2 steps from the shops of Rue Raymond Losserand, a plot on the street side with a 2-storey house built in 1924 offering great volumes, ideal for a developer, a hunter of urban opportunity or simply a spacious loft-style family home. No expense has been spared in this atypical loft-style property, which was completely remodelled and renovated in 2010 to maximise the use of space and light, with a large, cosy living room with mezzanine (4.66 m2 SPH) and large 'artist's studio' windows opening onto the ground-level terrace of around 32 m2, ideal for alfresco dining, and a spacious, modern, superbly equipped dining kitchen. A rare haven of peace offering 4 bedrooms, one of which is a master bedroom, located just a stone's throw from the newly extended and renovated Cité hospitalière Saint-Joseph.

PARIS 15 - SAINT-LAMBERT: Built in 2011 and offering approximately 300 m² (3,230 sq ft) spread over four levels, this bright and contemporary house strikes the perfect balance between modern elegance and Parisian family living. On the ground floor, you’ll find a beautiful double living room with clean, modern lines and generous volumes, extending into an elegant reception area. The fully fitted and equipped modern kitchen opens onto a welcoming dining room. All these living spaces are harmoniously centered around a bright patio - the true heart of the home. On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, including a spacious primary suite with a walk-in closet, private bathroom, and toilet. The two additional bedrooms on this floor share a second bathroom with a toilet. The second floor offers two more bedrooms, providing a private and comfortable space ideal for children, a home office, or a leisure room, along with a third bathroom and toilet. The basement level includes a laundry room, a cellar, and a technical room. Perfectly combining contemporary design, natural light, and functionality, this house offers a rare and refined living environment just steps away from the shops, renowned schools, and public transport of the Saint-Lambert neighborhood.