Glycinia

Early 20th-century architecture, this town house of over 300 m2 and its bucolic 285 m2 garden rise above the sought-after Hauts de Périer neighborhood. Historically built on four levels, this charming house now consists of two separate apartments, which can be combined or kept separate. Upon entering the garden, floral scents accompany you through the space. Pines, fig trees, eucalyptus, cacti, laurels, and much more adorn this terraced, wooded, and privileged garden. Partially renovated in 1992 by the Poissonnier Ferran architectural firm, the house has a contemporary spirit. Inside, graphic lines and noble materials like solid oak and varnished Iroko parquet floors decorate the home. On the garden level, the living room with a fireplace and the kitchen extend through numerous arched windows onto the terrace, shaded from the Provençal light by a magnificent wisteria that gives the house its bucolic identity. On the first floor, three spacious bedrooms share a bathroom and a shower room. The unobstructed views provide brightness and an endless horizon at this level. The second apartment, accessible via an independent entrance, consists of a living room, a kitchen with original colorful elements, and a bedroom. Here again, the views are spectacular over the city and hills. On the top floor, an attic space offers multiple layout possibilities. An independent studio, an additional room, a spacious cellar, and two garages complete this house to be reimagined. Our architects will assist you in shaping your project. A poetic living space to customize, in a privileged environment.
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