Fondation Raspail Cartier

RARE / GENUINE ARTIST STUDIO / TOP FLOOR NOBLE / BALCONY / VIEW / SUNNY AND QUIET.
Remarkable building, classified as a historical monument, built in 1925 by architects Gautier (father and son) and Paul Tissier.
Duplex on 2 levels distributed by an internal staircase, on the 6th and 7th floors with elevator, the studio has retained its original design with superb volumes.
With a ceiling height of 6m, the space soars towards the studio’s skylight.
Airy, the studio faces southwest. Carrez area 68.39 m2 (creation of additional space possible).
Located in a well-maintained building, the studio features a very efficient floor plan and numerous layout possibilities.
On the 1st level:
A spacious reception area of 40m2 opens onto the skylight and a double French door leading to a 2.55m2 balcony with a lovely unobstructed view.
Possible second bedroom (14m2). Separate kitchen. The internal staircase leads to the second level.
On the 2nd level:
A spacious and comfortable bedroom of 21 m2, facing the skylight, overlooks the empty space in the living area.
Dressing room, closet, storage. Bathroom with toilet.
A reconfiguration could also allow for the creation of a second bedroom on this level.
Renovation and layout work is required.
Charges in line with the Parisian average: €270 / month, including: caretaker, collective heating, elevator, general maintenance...
Professional activities possible.
Writer Simone de Beauvoir, painter Pierre Soulage, photographer Lee Miller, and many other artists have lived and worked in this building, also renowned for its avant-garde design between the two wars.
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