Mixed-use townhouse (residential and commercial)
At the heart of a former industrial complex dating from 1900, this 386 sq m loft-style studio has been completely redesigned around a 40 sq m landscaped patio. Away from the street and prying eyes, it offers what Paris rarely provides: peace, space and light. A spectacular glass roof rises 8 metres high, bathing the interiors in overhead light—the kind sought by painters, photographers and all creative professionals.
Ground floor, 203 sq m: a 96 sq m reception room with fireplace, opening onto the patio through a large picture window. It extends into a fully equipped open-plan kitchen and two large offices. One has a shower room and could become a ground-floor bedroom.
First floor: a library-style walkway overlooks the reception room and leads to four bedrooms, each with its own shower room.
A property suited to every project
This space was originally designed for an artist: studio, private gallery and living quarters share the same volume. Its high degree of flexibility also allows for other projects, subject to obtaining the relevant authorisations:
- a professional practice (architect, lawyer, design agency);
- a discreet showroom or concept store;
- the headquarters of a start-up or IT company, with open-plan space, meeting rooms and relaxation areas;
- an audiovisual, photography or podcast production company, thanks to the height beneath the glass roof and the patio for filming.
It is possible to live and work here, host guests and produce, all in the same place.
Roquette / Père-Lachaise: the 11th at its most vibrant. The neighbourhood has retained its character as a district of artisans and workshops, and has become one of the capital’s most creative areas. Galleries, studios, agencies and young companies mingle with local bistros, wine bars and some of Paris’s most sought-after restaurants, from Rue de la Roquette to Rue de Charonne and Oberkampf. Père-Lachaise, just a few steps away, offers tree-lined paths for unwinding. The neighbourhood is very well served by public transport, with lines 2, 3 and 9, and provides quick access to Bastille and the Marais.
A rare and discreet address, reserved for those seeking more than a home: a place to bring to life.
Energy rating: D / 239
Greenhouse gas emission: D / 45
Estimated annual housing energy costs: €7,630–€10,360
Joint ownership of 29 lots
Average annual charges 6000 €
Pending proceeding NO
Transaction fees VAT to be paid by the seller
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the “Géorisques” website: www.georisques.gouv.fr