
Between the old Fontainebleau road, the former bed of the Bièvre and the Rue du Transit. Just a few yards from the place where the first flight of Pilâtre de Rozier and the Marquis d'Arlandes landed. In an isolated, peaceful street that takes its name from an old small mill constructed on the site of the current shopping centre. In a pedestrian street, closed to traffic.

Right next to the Bois de Boulogne, in a high-class area, just a stone’s throw from the shops in the Avenue Charles de Gaulle and the Carreau de Neuilly, near to the Place du Marché and the French underground.
In a very well built, dressed stone building.

Ideally located in Neuilly, in a high-class area, just a stone’s throw from the shops in the avenue Charles de Gaulle and the Carreau de Neuilly, not far from the Place du Marché and Sablons underground station, near to the Bois de Boulogne and the Jardin d’Acclimatation.

In a street which in 1881 took the name of a general civil engineering inspector, director of the public works department for the City of Paris, in order to pay him homage. This street was previously known by the name of Rue Neuve Désirée, which was classified in 1933.
On a plot of land spanning approx. 64 m² (689 sq ft), this building has two floors and a roof terrace facing the street and one floor facing an inner patio.
The house spans 95 measured m² (1,022 sq ft), a floor surface area of 126 m² (1,356 sq ft) and 155 m² (1,668 sq ft) with the outdoor areas.