1920s house with garden

Located between the Saint Denis canal and the Aubervilliers town hall, this former working-class house from the 1920s is the result of the union of two houses totaling 215 m2, and decorated with a 100 m2 garden with terrace.

In the calm of a small street, this living space on three levels benefits from generous volumes thanks to numerous openings and 3 meters high under ceilings.

A flight of steps, once the vestibule is crossed, leads on one side to the living room with 35 m2 fireplace with adjoining terrace.

On the other side, a dining kitchen of 24 m2 and a guest toilet.

From the terrace, a few steps give access to the 100 m2 landscaped garden and then to a bicycle shelter.

The wooden staircase in the center of the house stands out as a structuring and decorative architectural element.

On the first floor, a landing with fitted office space leads to a master suite with a 24 m2 dressing room, two bedrooms, one with a mezzanine, a shower room and a separate toilet.

On the top floor, two attic bedrooms lit by skylights, then a bathroom with wc.

The basement, accessible from the living room or the courtyard, consists of a 15 m2 relaxation lounge, a laundry room, a boiler room, a workshop, and a wine cellar.

The contemporary renovation highlights the cement tiles from 1920, the parquet floors and the original fireplaces.

The generous volumes and the outdoor space give this house a friendly and family atmosphere.

Metro: future Mairie Aubervilliers station 500m away.