Designed in 1940 by its illustrious owner, the luthier Lucien Schmitt, this exceptional residence has retained its romantic character while adopting the codes of contemporary housing. Built on a plot of 784 sqm, the house offers its useful 244 sqm (169 sqm Carrez) to the rising sun, facing the Belledonne massifs.

The lower level is revealed, on either side of the vestibule, which firstly distributes a large living room with its kitchen open to the living room and dining room area whose large windows allow the eye to focus on the garden and provide beautiful light. Bordering the living room, a perron terrace overlooks the swimming pool. On the opposite side, a first bedroom with its dressing room and bathroom opens directly onto the garden. A laundry/boiler room and toilets complete this level on one level.

Upstairs, three bedrooms equipped with wall cupboards share a bathroom with toilet. A fourth bedroom has its own bathroom. Finally, the attic was converted to create a TV area. The vast volume under the frame also allows for additional sleeping.

The basement of the house accommodates a large garage, a storeroom and the swimming pool machinery. The garden (olive tree, palm tree, etc.) and equipped with different spaces invites you to relax.

It’s like seeing the memorable summer evenings come back to life when the painter Jules Flandrin and the violinists Stéphane Grapelli and Isaac Stern gave lightness and poetry to these places.

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