luxury houses for sale Prince-Marmottan district of Boulogne-Billancourt, France

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RARE NORTH BOULOGNE - RENOVATED WITH GARDEN AND NO OVERLOOK. Plenty of character and charm for this house in a prime location, which has been completely renovated to a very high standard. It comprises a large double-sized living room with kitchen opening onto a terrace and garden, 3 to 6 bedrooms or offices, including a magnificent parental floor with bedroom opening onto a terrace among the trees, large walk-in wardrobe and bath/shower room. New top-of-the-range amenities, partially furnished property, walk-in wardrobe and floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto the leafy surroundings. Quiet and good natural light. A parking space for a car and a wooded courtyard complete this property with its resolutely peaceful atmosphere. Listed with BARNES BOULOGNE Fees payable by the seller

DUPANLOUP/ROBERT SCHUMAN SOLE AGENT - House with a surface area of 211m²/2,271 sq ft (262m²/2,820 sq ft in total) with a garden to the south spanning approximately 70m² (753 sq ft), 2 small upstairs terraces and a garage. This rare family house requires renovation and is fully modular. It offers wonderful potential in a prime, sought-after location. Peace and quiet and good natural light, lovely high ceilings, with the charm and cachet of a family house. Listed with BARNES BOULOGNE Fees payable by the seller

Engel & Völkers presents this 264 m² townhouse, located just a stone's throw from Roland-Garros. Designed by architect André Gutton in 1928 and listed as a Historic Monument, this rare property enjoys a prime location in the immediate vicinity of shops, schools, and green spaces. Arranged over five levels and served by an elevator (from the ground floor to the 3rd), this townhouse offers generous volumes and an ideal layout: On the ground floor, an entrance hall as well as a bedroom with bathroom. On the first floor, a large dual-aspect living room filled with light. On the second floor, a kitchen opening onto a pleasant 25 m² terrace and a dining room. The sleeping area comprises, on the third floor, two bedrooms each with its own bathroom, as well as a 34 m² master suite with a large walk-in closet and a private bathroom on the fourth floor. Finally, on the top, fifth floor, a superb 30 m² rooftop offering an exceptional panoramic view over Paris and the Eiffel Tower. A large cellar, a laundry room, and a garage complete this property. Refurbishment work is to be expected and will reveal the full potential of this unique property. EPC: E (302) - GHG: E (64) Estimated annual energy costs for the home: €3,700 - €5,030 Transaction fees payable by the seller Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr

In Boulogne-Billancourt, in the Princes-Marmottan district, an artist's house, its former printing press, its workshop, and its two terraces await reinvention. Hidden behind a metal gate topped with a venerable wisteria, the house is preceded by a small treed garden, with its left side bordered by a first building of one level. Together, it constitutes a place to appropriate, renovate, and reinvent.A first workshop, industrial-style and nearly 3 m high, is located in the small independent building, entirely clad in red brick. Set at an angle relative to this building, the main house has three levels in addition to a basement. Its façade combines red brick and stone cladding, while a band of Sèvres ceramic tiles highlights the second floor. On the first floor, a terrace extends over the independent workshop as well as over the front body that protects the entrance of the dwelling. This is articulated around a second workshop with impressive volumes, which has retained its remarkable herringbone parquet flooring. Under a cathedral ceiling that peaks at 5.5 m, it is illuminated by a tall skylight that opens onto the garden. It adjoins an alcove living room under a large mezzanine and a storage room. At the back, a door connects to a dining room with a floor covered in striking black and white tiles. This room is adjacent to a kitchen with similar tiling in ochre and cream tones, also accessed via the entrance hallway. The level benefits from fluid circular circulation.An oak staircase leads to the first floor. Two mezzanines overlook the workshop: the smaller one provides access to a sunny terrace of over 30 m²; the second precedes a large bedroom illuminated by two west-facing windows and featuring a simple-lined fireplace. In addition to the staircase that continues to the second floor, the landing also serves a smaller sleeping area. On this floor, as well as the next, oak parquet in straight pattern covers the floors.The third level consists of two bedrooms and a study. One of them, facing west, provides access to a rooftop terrace and has its own shower room. In the ceiling of this shower room, there is a hatch that allows access to an attic room that can be converted, previously connected to the lower floor by a retractable staircase. A second shower room and separate toilets are also installed here.A spacious basement offers numerous layout possibilities once the oil tank is removed.This description has been automatically translated from French.