

ECHO NERO
PARIS SURROUNDINGS | Guyot-de gaulle
1 550 000 €
| Type of property | House |
| Area | 210 m2 |
| Room(s) | 3 |
| Exterior | Terrasse, jardin |
| Current | Contemporary |
| Condition | To live in |
| Reference | AP446 |
Its interplay of colors and materials
The house's incredible volumes and picture-like windows overlooking
Its peaceful garden and inviting patio are truly remarkable.
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From the street, the eye is drawn to the deep black brick façade, punctuated by large openings framed in honey-colored larch. The bold renovation is immediately apparent: two buildings from different eras face each other and interact seamlessly, achieving striking harmony through large, full-height glass inserts, like the vertebrae of a single entity.
Upon closer inspection, the choice of materials, the monochromatic palette, and the repetition of similar forms create a true residential unity--elegant and refined--where eras blend with subtlety.
Like the opening of a precious jewel box, the almost theatrical wooden frame of the entrance vestibule sets the tone for a contrasting interior with bold volumes.
Awe is therefore the order of the day upon discovering the grand entrance hall leading to all the rooms, revealing a custom-made wooden staircase with sharp angles that contrast with the mineral quality of the heated polished concrete floor. The interior unfolds with a raw yet warm aesthetic, blending black Belgian facing bricks (Wienerberger)--echoing the original bricks--with exposed concrete blocks. Light streaming in from the west highlights these materials and enhances the depth of the contrasts.
Its spacious, fully equipped kitchen-dining area, with its central stainless steel and wood island and its solid wood storage unit built into the wall, appears as an invitation to epicureanism, so aesthetically pleasing, functional, and convivial is it.
Its large, wood-framed bay window--imported from Austria--also reveals a terrace with a patio-like feel, perfect for social gatherings.
Like a series of surprises, the upper level reveals a living space bathed in light, as it opens from east to west thanks to its large custom-made bay windows framed in Austrian larch, piercing through the facades on either side like true paintings of the garden's restful nature and the home's inspiring architecture. As the crowning touch, the rotating Focus fireplace, a true centerpiece, promises cozy moments by the fire.
Upstairs, the generously proportioned master suite and its intimate bathroom--enhanced by sleek, black mosaic tiles--is airy, open to the west, and perfect for relaxation.
A modular office space completes this level.
Set back from the living area, in a quiet spot, are two beautiful bedrooms opening onto the landscaped garden to the west, each with its own walk-in closet and bathroom featuring energizing yellow mosaic tiles.
Finally, for ultimate practicality, this family home features ample storage space and a laundry room.


A fabulous blend of the working-class heritage of Bois-Colombes and the elegant modernity of a family home with refined architecture.



















