luxury architect houses for sale Paris 18ᵗʰ, France

In the heart of the residential district of the 17th arrondissement, private and boasting a beautiful tree-lined view, this splendid mansion was built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and has recently been completely renovated in a contemporary style while preserving the elegant architecture of its period facade. This townhouse has a total floor area of 312m² spread over four levels: ground floor, two upper floors, and a basement, connected by a beautiful modern staircase. It features several spacious living areas, a beautiful patio for al fresco dining, four bedrooms (including a beautiful and large master bedroom with balcony, dressing room, and en-suite bathroom), three bathrooms, and a finished basement that includes a laundry room and a recreation area. The mansion is in excellent condition. Parking and all types of shops and public transport are located nearby. Sole agent

Close to the Pagoda, out of sight, this atypical house on several levels, entirely redesigned by an architect, opens onto a pleasant planted paved courtyard. It benefits from spacious rooms and pleasant light thanks to its south and west exposure, as well as numerous bay windows and skylights. On the 1st level: large living room with open kitchen, separate lounge accessible by a few steps, toilet with shower. Between the two main levels, a large office. 2nd floor: 4 bedrooms, including a master suite with shower room and terrace, bathroom, separate toilet. The house is air-conditioned.

Paris VI - Saint-Sulpice - Set back from a charming courtyard in a quiet neighborhood, this home offers approximately 110 m² of living space, fully renovated and decorated by an architect. It features a living room, a dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a laundry room. Upstairs, the sleeping area consists of a master suite with an en-suite shower room, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. Two cellars complete this property.

A Different Paris, a Dream on the Seine, Experience Paris in a New Light Peacefully moored along the calm banks of the Seine, FRANCINE is a Freycinet-type barge built in 1931 by the Van Garsse shipyard in Belgium. Now decommissioned, it offers nearly 210 m² of raw volumes—a promise of space to be reinvented at the heart of a serene urban landscape. Raw Character, a Structure to Sublimate The steel hull, faithful to the industrial elegance of its era, houses a series of bare rooms bathed in light through portholes and skylights. The upper deck includes several open terraces, a canopy, a wooden superstructure of about 27 m², and a boatman's cabin, itself topped by a small belvedere. Every element evokes another time and invites the projection of a new purpose—studio, artist’s residence, contemporary retreat, or hybrid space. A Signed Project, an Approved Vision A complete renovation project, imagined by an architect-designer and validated by a naval expert, is included in the sale. Approved by Voies Navigables de France, the project has been studied, costed, and designed with respect for the site, to bring forth a new life on the water. This vision proposes a harmonious transformation, increasing the living space to 237 m². Technical Details Non-navigating floating establishment – Decommissioned Existing connections: water, electricity, fiber Hull inspection (dry and afloat): completed end of 2024 C.O.T. (Temporary Occupation Agreement) compliant, valid until 2029, renewable The Spirit of the Place FRANCINE is not just a boat. It is a fragment of history, a dormant structure awaiting the right vision to be reborn. At the crossroads of two worlds—between concrete and the murmur of the water—it offers a rare, poetic space, ready to host a different life: free and grounded. Full documentation, plans, and project study available on request Visits by confidential appointment only

Moored on the tranquil banks of the Seine, close to the Pont de Levallois metro station, this Freycinet-style houseboat was built in 1932 by the Van Garsse shipyard in Belgium. The boat, whose engine has been removed, now offers nearly 210 sq.m of empty space in the heart of a peaceful urban setting. A rare opportunity to create a bespoke property, tailored to your personal specification, the property presents spaces suitable for a family, an artist or an occupant from almost any other walk of life. The steel hull, true to the industrial elegance of the era, houses a series of open-plan rooms, bathed in light from portholes and skylights. Approved by the French Waterways Authority (Voies Navigables de France), the project has been researched, costed and designed with respect for its surroundings. This project envisions increasing the living space to approximately 210 sq.m. The upper deck features several open terraces, a marquise, a wooden room of approximately 27 sq.m, and a skipper's cabin with its own viewing platform. This is a complete renovation project that has been designed by an architect and approved by a naval expert. Technical data: Non-navigable floating property. Demotorized. Existing connections: water, electricity, fibre broadband. Hull survey (dry and afloat): completed by the end of 2024. C.O.T. (Temporary Occupation Agreement) in order, valid until 2029, renewable. Type: Freycinet boat for residential use. Year built: 1932. Length: 39.1 metres. Width: 5.08 metres. Living area: Up to 235 sq.m (project approved by VNF). Number of bedrooms: up to 4 bedrooms depending on layout. Number of bathrooms: 4 bathrooms planned under the project. Heating: Heat pump.