On a plot of 1065 m2, rare family estate built in 1860, particularly exceptional in the heart of the 16th arrondissement. It is composed of: A magnificent south-facing mansion, extended by a terrace. The principal house has 360 sqm spread over 3 levels, with a basement of approximately 120 sqm in basement with windows. The mansion is built on the property line on one side and opens onto a landscaped garden of 589 sqm composed of two large lawns, all crossed by a charming gravel path lined with large chestnut trees. At the back of the plot, two other buildings connected by a beautiful glass roof, and its metal frame designed by Gustave Eiffel. The first building where the coachman lived upstairs, is composed of a former stable and a saddlery with a separate entrance on the Racine impasse in the Boileau hamlet, a large wine cellar, an independent studio and a toilet. On the first floor, a duplex apartment of nearly 103m2. The second building has a space under glass on the ground floor that can accommodate 4 to 5 cars, as well as two workshops, one of which is under glass. On the first floor, an apartment with a surface area of nearly 133m2 and extremely bright. The whole is registered in the Boileau hamlet. Renovation work is necessary, the whole has great potential: the existing surface area is 596 sqm offering additional habitable exploitation possibilities.