Paris

This early 20th century property in a 438 sqm plot set at the bottom of a leafy alley is hidden from view and particularly peaceful. Formerly home to ceramic artist Georges Jouve and subsequently sculptor Emile Morlaix, it includes a living/reception room boasting 6-metre high ceilings and a fireplace, a kitchen/dining room opening onto the garden, a second living room with extensive glazing opening onto a workshop and the garden, a study, and a bedroom with a shower room. Upstairs are a master bedroom with a bathroom, a further bedroom with a shower room, a dressing room and a second study.
A self-contained apartment comprises a living room with a kitchenette, and a bedroom with a bathroom.
With four parking spaces.
A rare opportunity on the market.