FITZGERALD

The house has a strong identity with strong elements from the 1930s scrupulously preserved: bow window, ironwork, Art Deco moldings, marble fireplaces and original tiles, everything is there. The specifications leave a blank page: preserve the charm of the old while respecting the history of the place and its character, redevelop the spaces in order to optimize the volumes in a contemporary way by subtly mixing modern features with original elements. The house is revealed by a majestic hall, serving two spaces to the South: a former laundry room and garage, as well as a large workshop at the back entirely to be reinvented. The volumes benefit from a beautiful ceiling height allowing various renovation possibilities. A beautiful staircase in old tiles and ironwork leads to the first floor which accommodates a large living space framed by the bow window, as well as an open and crossing kitchen overlooking the outdoor terrace of 57 m². Three bedrooms and two bathrooms close this level. A former ceramicist's workshop of 25 m² completes this property with old-world charm.