Just a stone's throw from Place Gambetta, discover this rare house, the result of the conversion of a former artist's studio, entirely renovated by an architect with quality materials, in a contemporary spirit and perfectly insulated. The main living area of approx. 80 m² boasts 4-meter high ceilings and a brand-new open-plan kitchen. Very bright, it opens onto an intimate garden leading to two outdoor terraces with lounge, barbecue and jacuzzi. The house is arranged over three levels, including a clean, dry cellar used as a laundry room, storage space and workshop. The total surface area is around 270 m². A remarkable feature: a hand-carved solid oak staircase, made by the sculptor who lived on the premises in the XIXᵉ century. Built around the time of the 1902 exhibition, it features Moorish-inspired elements. The zinc roof is new, and the north facade has been completely insulated (approx. 400 m²) to Weber & Broutin standards. Three terraces are accessible, as well as an interior courtyard. An independent 17 m² studio completes the property. Quiet house, with no direct adjoining buildings, offering absolute tranquility. No work required. Mixed underfloor and radiator heating, recent condensing boiler, fireplaces, double glazing on all aluminum windows.