luxury villas for sale Paris 16^th, France

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EXCLUSIVITY - On the site of the famous Villa Zilveli, built in 1933 by Austrian architect Jean Welz, this reconstruction project restores the original spirit and massing while optimising structural qualities and interior comfort. Designed by Jean-Paul Goude with Lankry Architectes, this project is for a passionate buyer. Nestling on the Butte Bergeyre, this plot of land, now offered for sale with planning permission, boasts one of the finest views of the capital. The project to be built respects the layout and dimensions of the original villa and reproduces its aerial silhouette, set on stilts overlooking an exceptional panorama. The living areas, set out on the garden side, take full advantage of the sunshine and views over the Parisian landscape. The bedrooms are on the street side, while a garden-level space houses technical rooms and storage. A spacious lift provides access to all areas of the villa. The distribution of the interior spaces has been redesigned to be adaptable and fluid, in keeping with contemporary uses. The openings and skylights, framed by top-of-the-range steel frames, recreate the finesse of modern metal joinery and offer an exceptional spatial experience. A parking space for a small electric car is provided on the ground floor. The construction project includes high-quality fixtures and fittings (large lift, oak parquet flooring, top-of-the-range joinery and blinds, gates and fencing, remote surveillance system, telephony, fibre optics, fitted kitchen, gas-fired boiler, thermodynamic water heater, reversible air conditioning, underfloor heating). Nestling in the heights of Paris, just a stone's throw from the Buttes-Chaumont park, the Butte Bergeyre is a sought-after part of the capital, with a country village feel and charming winding, shady streets. At the top of the hill, you'll have an uninterrupted view of Paris. Close to the lively districts of Jourdain and Quai de Loire/Quai de Seine, the Canal Saint-Martin and its restaurants, shops and galleries, it is served by the metro (line 7bis Bolivar station; line 2 Colonel Fabien station) and buses 75 and 26.