In the heart of the 1930s district, near the Bois de Boulogne and shops, this two hundred square meter (plus a fifty-five square meter basement) private mansion boasts a terrace and balconies. Designed by architect Pierre Patout for his friend, the painter Alfred Lombard, the "Petit Hôtel Lombard" comprises an entrance hall, four bedrooms including a master suite (dressing room/full bathroom) opening onto the balcony and overlooking the terrace, a shower room, a bathroom, a double living room with air conditioning, an open-plan kitchen, and a large glass roof offering superb unobstructed views of the Bois de Boulogne, and a television lounge/office. The basement offers ample storage space. This rare property has recently undergone high-quality renovations.