SYBILLE

Accessible via a private staircase, it benefits from three exposures: one overlooking the street, two overlooking a quiet, verdant courtyard, and several skylights. This dual-aspect layout provides abundant natural light throughout the day in a remarkably peaceful setting. The living area features a striking wooden structure, a true graphic framework around which the living room, dining room, and kitchen are arranged. A centerpiece of the space is an antique, sculpted wooden post, adorned with raised plant motifs, which transforms the load-bearing structure into a decorative element. Open to the living area, the kitchen boasts clean lines. Its understated cabinetry and wooden countertops blend seamlessly with the existing décor. Extending from this, the dining area is situated in front of a large, workshop-style glass roof that opens onto the rooftops and surrounding greenery. A corridor provides a natural separation between the reception areas and the sleeping quarters. The latter comprises two adjoining bedrooms, each with its own private balcony. The second bedroom, accessible from the first, is ideal as a young child's room, guest room, or office. On the floor, the patinated antique parquet flooring contrasts with geometric cement tile insets, while the light-colored walls highlight the room's dimensions and the light. The bathroom is adorned with handcrafted ceramic tiles, giving the walk-in shower a Mediterranean feel. A vintage ceramic washbasin, decorated with colorful motifs, rests on a wooden countertop and is complemented by patinated brass faucets. Accessible via an interior staircase, the mezzanine offers additional space for occasional sleeping. With the attic already acquired, the creation of a second mezzanine can be considered. A terrace of approximately 30 m² could also be built on the roof (agreement from the condominium association obtained, but permit expired), subject to obtaining the necessary administrative authorizations.