luxury architect houses 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.

A bright architect-designed house in an extraordinary garden. The property's gate is at the beginning of a private lane not far from the train station. It opens onto a lush garden that precedes the house, which is only revealed after passing through it. Designed by a renowned interior architect and centered around green space, with no work required, it first includes an entrance that leads to a first bedroom with its own shower room, and a hall. This hall, lined with numerous closets, also provides access to independent toilets and a storage room, set up as a small DIY workshop. Two large openings lead to the living room, which, reaching 4.5 meters in height under the ceiling, showcases remarkable volumes. The garden is generously invited in, thanks to the vast bay windows that make up two of its walls. The functional fireplace is framed by two custom bookshelves that extend to the ceiling. Also on the garden side, a few steps lead to a comfortable dining room that extends into an open kitchen with ample and practical storage where the ever-present garden provides a natural backdrop through the large windows. Everywhere, roof windows allow light to flood abundantly into the house. A back kitchen, equipped with a second sink, leads to a laundry room. Below the dining room, the master bedroom features a spacious wardrobe and a private bathroom. A glass panel reveals the garden as a backdrop. It enjoys perfect comfort in both winter and summer, with cool nights. Behind the opposite wall of the living room, a cleverly concealed staircase leads to a mezzanine. Occupied by an office and a library, it also provides access to a bright bedroom and a shower room with toilets. At the entrance of the property, a shelter allows for parking and charging of an electric vehicle. It is also possible to park a car in the path. An outbuilding of approximately 50 m² has been converted for film projection, also including a shower room with a toilet and a small gym.This description has been automatically translated from French.

ARCHITECT'S HOUSE of 180 m2 in ISSY LES MOULINEAUX in the highly sought-after ILE SAINT GERMAIN neighborhood.House on 3 levels with 2 garages and two garden spaces. Laundry room and storage room.Possibility of installing an elevator. Heat pump, latest RE 2020 standards.Beautiful reception area of 50 m2 including a dining room and kitchen. A 35 m2 living room opening onto a terrace. 3 bedrooms with bathrooms and dressing rooms. Possibility of an additional bedroom.High-end services, oak parquet flooring, full-height tiles in the bathrooms, suspended toilets, large format tiling. Electric roller shutters, aluminum joinery.Possibility of customizing the plans. Visuals are non-contractual.Contact Dominique at 06 22 73 28 26 for an appointmentThis description has been automatically translated from French.

In Meudon, a testament to the avant-garde architecture of the 1950s, André Bloc's atelier-house designed by Claude Parent awaits restoration - listed as a historical monument. Protected by a long surrounding wall and dense foliage, the property stands out with a discreet access point set in a recess. The house was designed between 1955 and 1956 by Claude Parent, the 'architect of the oblique', an advocate for avant-garde architecture serving imagination and utopia. The commission came from André Bloc, a versatile creator, both sculptor, architect, painter, and publisher, who supported the integration of arts into architecture. He had previously had his house built on the same land—the 'Bloc house', whose garden houses the monumental sculptures-habitacles of the artist—he decided to establish his workshop next to it. The atelier-house, named the 'Guardian House', is located below a wooded area of over 2,000 m², with no visibility from neighbors. It is visually hidden from the 'Bloc house' by a screen of bamboo, with the two forming a co-ownership. Combining several materials—stone, concrete, glass, and metal—the Guardian House blends straight, rounded, and oblique lines. Far from the functionalism of classical architecture from the 1950s, it is designed to follow the slope of the land and break away from any symmetry. Unique, it is as much a home as a work of art. Today, it includes, on the garden level, a living room shielded from view where the south and west light is filtered by abundant vegetation, a spacious dining area with a fireplace, and a kitchen. A spiral staircase (designed by Roger Tallon) leads to the upper floor, which features three bedrooms, each opening to the outside through large bay windows, two bathrooms, and toilets. The main bedroom, of significant dimensions, benefits from a terrace surrounded by greenery. A garage is also adjoining the house. The entire property requires a complete renovation to meet current standards while preserving its architectural stance. The large, sloping land provides a wooded and private setting in keeping with the original purpose of the place, which was to encourage retreat and concentration. It also has a disused swimming pool today, which could easily be brought back into service or transformed into an ornamental pond or aquatic garden. The entrance, marked by a red metal gate, evokes Calder's creations, although it was made by Bloc and Parent. The three statues by André Bloc, which are located in the garden—and are not included in the listed ensemble—can be acquired in addition to the price.

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.

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.