Just a stone’s throw from the Halle Pajol and its trendy addresses, this late 19th-century house has been completely renovated in a contemporary style and has a total surface area of 143.81 sqm (130.03 sqm Carrez).

Extended upstairs by a 25.2 sqm terrace, the house is organized around a play of volumes and split levels, clearly distinguishing the living spaces from those dedicated to relaxation.

Accessible independently from the paved courtyard of a charming condominium, the entrance reveals a 23 sqm open kitchen where raw materials – wood, metal, and marble – elegantly interact.

A lounge area extends this level. A spiral staircase made of wood and metal leads to a vast living/dining room of nearly 40 sqm nestled below. The latter houses a stove, adding a warm touch to the whole.

From the kitchen, a corridor leads to two bedrooms of approximately 9 sqm each, as well as a shower room.

On the upper floor, two large bedrooms of almost 12 sqm are arranged around a dressing room, a mezzanine with a sleeping area and a 7 sqm bathroom.

Finally, the large terrace accessible from the top landing evokes a real hanging garden, with its planters where aromatic herbs and a small market garden flourish – an absolute rarity in the neighborhood.

Metro La Chapelle (L2), Marx Dormoy (L12) and Gare du Nord (L4 & 5 and RER B & D)