Place: Boulogne-Billancourt, France
price: 4,950,000 € (approximately $5,086,208 USD)
Manufacturing Year: 1925
Architect: Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret
Footprint: 2594 square feet (4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms)
Big Size: 4305 square feet
From Agent: ,This corner villa is part of a group of buildings built in 1925 by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret for the artists Oscar Miestchaninoff and Jacques Lipchitz. It embodies the principles of Puritan architecture and was listed as a historical monument in 1975. Situated on a 399 square meter plot, in the heart of a private and secure village, the villa offers 241 square meters of living area spread over two halves. Buildings that form a central park facing south. The main residence, spread over three levels, consists of a luxurious reception area on the ground floor with a double-height ceiling illuminated by a large glass wall, an independent kitchen overlooking the garden, and an office. The first floor is dedicated to a bedroom with built-in storage and a shower room. The second floor includes a master suite with a lounge extended by a terrace overlooking the garden, a dressing room, a bathroom and an office. A staircase leads to a 100 square meter terrace, which is surrounded by lush vegetation and offers panoramic views of the surroundings. A two-level outbuilding on the opposite side of the garden houses a bright artist’s studio on the ground floor. The lower level includes a living room, a bedroom, a hammam and a shower room. The current owners have transformed the living space within the sculptor’s former studio, and have designed a collection of custom-made furniture to suit the proportions of the property. The rehabilitation project was carried out to allow it to be restored to its original condition without any major work.”
