The property is located in Saint-Mandé, opposite greenery and close to the Bois de Vincennes, a wooded public park. You can reach the property via metro lines 1 or 8 or via tramway line T3a. The house offers a floor area of over 400m². It was built at the end of the 19th century in a classical style with a facade that has a symmetrical design. The garden covers around 200m². And the terraces offer a combined total floor area of 98m² in absolute privacy. The ground floor offers a vast open-plan reception space with a floor area of over 97m² and a fully fitted kitchen where you can eat. A remarkable glass staircase leads to all the floors. The first floor has two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and two other bedrooms that share a shower room. The second floor has a lounge that leads out onto an open-air terrace with a 70m² floor area. Also on this top floor there are two bedrooms that share another shower room. A raised basement houses a utility room, a domestic staff bedroom with a separate entrance, and a swimming pool with a relaxation area. Down here, there is also a garage in which a large vehicle can be parked, as well as a vaulted cellar that could be turned into a wine cellar. The whole dwelling is in very good condition.

The house

The house was probably built at the end of the 19th century. It has a rectangular main section with classical architecture and a perfectly symmetrical design. It also has an extension, which is more recent. The dwelling stands upon a raised basement and has a ground floor, a first floor and a second floor in the roof space. A flight of front steps leads up to a wrought-iron entrance door beneath a canopy. The ground floor’s tall windows have pediments. A stringcourse underlines the first floor. The window surrounds on the first floor have mouldings. The slate roof is punctuated with dormers with triangular pediments. It is a tall mansard roof with four slopes that is characteristic of upper-middle-class dwellings. The extension respects the house’s original architectural style, except for the second floor, which has been replaced with a vast open-air terrace. The home offers a 430m² floor area. The garden covers around 200m². It extends in front of the house, but it cannot be seen from the street as it is hidden behind tall walls. The ground floor has a 20m² terrace. The first floor has a second terrace with an 8m² floor area. And the top floor has a third terrace: a vast open-air space with a 70m² floor area and teak decking. A summer kitchen could be installed up here.

The ground floor
Reception areas take up the ground floor: an open-plan series of spaces, including lounges and a dining area, with a total floor area of 107m². A spacious fully fitted kitchen, where you can eat meals, leads out onto a terrace with a barbecue. The floors are tiled and the walls and ceilings are painted white. The kitchen looks out at the reception area through a huge pane of glass in one wall and a glazed double door.

The first floor
A remarkable staircase of glass and wrought iron features in the middle of the house and leads to all the floors. This staircase towers like a work of art. The first floor has four bedrooms. The first one has a shower room with a shower, two washbasins, a lavatory and a urinal. This bedroom also has a walk-in wardrobe. The second bedroom leads out onto a terrace. This bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with a bath, a shower and a lavatory. The third and fourth bedrooms share a shower room, which has a shower, a washbasin and a separate lavatory. There is a walk-in wardrobe in a hallway on this first floor. Wood strip flooring extends across the bedrooms and the bathrooms have tiled floors.

The second floor
The stairs take you up to a lounge, which leads out onto an open-air terrace with a 70m² floor area. Up on this top floor, there are two bedrooms with sloping attic ceilings. They share a shower room that can be reached straight from each bedroom. This shower room has a shower, a washbasin and a lavatory.

The intermediate level
You reach the raised basement via the main staircase. It includes a swimming pool with an oriental-style relaxation space that has walls adorned with ceramic tiles. A domestic staff bedroom can be reached straight from the garden. There is also a utility room down here, as well as technical installations rooms and a garage in which a large vehicle can be parked. And there is a vaulted cellar that could be turned into a wine cellar.