Nestled within the Villa de la Réunion, a private tree-lined road, this prestigious home of approximately 500 sq. m. of living space offers a rare combination of exceptional volumes, generous natural light and a preserved residential setting.
The ground floor is centred around a double-height reception room of cathedral-like proportions — a showpiece flooded with light and opening widely onto a substantial south-facing garden.
The two upper levels house the private quarters in a clear and well-balanced layout. The property has recently been renovated to a high standard of finish, blending the character of its pavilion architecture with immediate contemporary comfort — move-in ready.
Outside, the south-facing garden, sheltered and intimate, is one of the most remarkable features of this address: a lush green space bathed in sunlight from morning to evening, offering a privilege that has become exceptionally rare in the 16th arrondissement — a true breathing space, tucked away from view, in the heart of Paris.
The property is completed by a garage and a cellar.

Paris has its own "hameaux" — its hidden villages. In the 16th arrondissement, these pockets of greenery conceal themselves between the walls of the city's omnipresent apartment buildings. These small luxury enclaves are literally surrounded by the urban fabric, and barely a year goes by without one of them being reduced or disappearing entirely. Traces can still be found at the southern tip of the arrondissement — the Villas Sommeiller and Murat, Villa Mulhouse, Villa Lorrain — and further north, the Villa Boileau, Villa Jasmin, Villa Boulainvilliers... Yet only four ensembles truly deserve the name "hameau": the Villas de la Réunion and Molitor, the Hameau Boileau, and the Villa Montmorency — all nestled within the historic quarter of Auteuil.