Hidden from view, set behind an iconic Art Deco building designed by Henri Sauvage in Neuilly-sur- Seine, this former artist’s workshop/house on three levels offers a distinctive, flexible and light-filled environment. Formerly occupied by the artist Charles Walhain, the property combines architectural character with a variety of potential uses. Designed as an independent house, the property is organised around a main living space with impressive volumes, enhanced by nearly 6-metre- high ceilings. A fireplace, colonnades and original ironwork contribute to the property’s artistic and timeless character. The workshop is suitable both for residential use and for professional activities related to creation, exhibition, a gallery space or representation. Two independent entrances allow for a practical organisation between reception areas, workspace and logistics, offering flexibility for different types of occupancy. In need of refurbishment, this unusual property offers significant freedom in terms of layout and renovation, representing a rare opportunity within one of Neuilly-sur-Seine’s recognised architectural settings.