Luxury lofts for sale Aubervilliers, France

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A charming house with a bucolic private court and a floor area of 84m², nestled in the eighteenth arrondissement of Paris. The house is nestled in a calm spot and is not overlooked. It faces south-east and is covered with a traditional zinc roof. It is available as a fully owned property. The dwelling was built in a French Restoration style. Its facade does not have any ornamentation and its windows are rectangular with stone surrounds, louvred shutters and wrought-iron guardrails. A 26m² court with trees lies in front of it. The house has three bedrooms, a bathroom, a living room and an open-plan kitchen. The basement includes a cinema room, a spare bedroom and a shower room. A separate entrance leads down to it from the terrace.

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Nestled on the top floor of a former industrial building dating from the 19th century, right next to the legendary Canal Saint Martin, lies a real estate masterpiece. This sumptuous duplex loft of 316 m2 (352 m2 in total) is the result of the elegant and refined renovation of a former car parts factory, harmoniously combining the charm of the past with the modernity of the present. The timeless elegance of this historic building is illuminated by large, double-glazed windows and a careful layout of interior glass walls that allow light to circulate across the building. The first floor features a large living room with ceilings of up to 3.5 metres and exposed beams, evoking a sense of grandeur, with a spacious open-plan kitchen alongside. Continuing on, a master suite with slate bathroom and private facilities, a workshop housing its artistic secrets and a large storeroom complete this first level full of charm and character. The blonde oak parquet flooring and white-painted wooden ceiling enhance the ambience and make the space even brighter. A central suspended staircase, like a work of art, leads to the alignment of spaces and guides your gaze to the upper floor, where the story continues. Upstairs, you'll be greeted by the mezzanine, part of the refurbishment, where you'll find a relaxation area, a second master suite with its own private bathroom in Burgundy stone, two other bedrooms, a bathroom, and a study where comfort and discretion combine in perfect symphony. This rare living space with its industrial past is much more than just a property; it's a living work of art that can be fully modulated, a magnificently preserved witness to the past with a contemporary flavour. Welcome to a reality where every moment is a page in the history of Paris and the charm of the 19th century. This property is subject to co-ownership status. Metro station Line 7 Louis Blanc. Information and visits 7 days a week. Agency fees payable by the vendor. +33648342865

Two-storey business premises of 564 m² with a glass roof for immediate occupancy, at the foot of the Buttes-Chaumont park in the 19th arrondissement. Access to this commonhold property is via two entrances: a carriage entrance on the street and a door opening into the building's entrance hall. The porch leads onto a lobby and then into the main space through a double metal door with glass panels. The 36 m long, 8 m wide space is topped by a gable roof, whose ridge is more than 7 m high along its entire length, so that the property can be divided into two levels. At the back of the ground floor, a metal-framed partition with a glazed upper section almost 8 m from the rear wall divides the room into two areas. Next to the entrance to the main area, a door on the left leads to lavatories. The load-bearing structure is exposed. This is formed of ten vertical posts abutting the walls on the left and right, at regular intervals of around 4 m. The gable roof is supported by structural elements featuring tie beams spanning almost 9 m from post to post, with a ridge finial at the centre and two rakers supporting the principal rafters. The roof has a series of glazed sections providing overhead light. Roof windows in the extension keep the premises well ventilated. On the ground floor, metal brackets are fitted to the posts, support girders made up of three painted metal I-sections bolted end-to-end with two intermediate plates. This structure supports the upper floor. Three floor openings measuring roughly 8 x 4 m, running the length of the right-hand side of the floor, let overhead light pour in through the glass roof. The exposed underside of the upper floor is of ribbed steel panelling. Horizontal metal guardrails protect all the sides of the floor openings. As you enter, the first opening contains the L-shaped staircase with an intermediate landing. Built on two metal stringers supporting steps without risers, this helps to spread the light. On the upper floor, the volume is also divided lengthways by a metal partition with a solid base topped by glass panes, approximately 8 m from the back wall. Access is through a double glass door. The two closed spaces on the first and ground floors are connected by a floor opening. The wooden floors are laid in thin strips resembling end-on blocks of laminated timber.