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Description
This house was designed by architect Claude Parent in 1964. An architect and theoretician, Claude Parent was the first in France to make a profound break with modernism, beginning in the mid-1950s. He received numerous awards for his work. This house, built on a 900 m plot, boasts a magnificent view of Paris from the ground-level terrace with its large double living room. It also features 4 bedrooms, including a large master suite with terrace and view over Paris, and dressing room. On the garden level, there's also an independent 2-bedroom apartment with its own terrace. A large double garage overlooking the street completes this beautiful ensemble.
Details
Sub-type : House
General condition : Requires updating
Year of construction : 1964
Standing : High standard
Location : Meudon
Surface : 266m²
"Carrez" act : 222.64 m²
Rooms : 7
Orientation : South-east
Heating access : Individual
Type of heating : Gas
Heating mechanism : Central
Hot water access : Individual
Areas
1 Living room/dining area 46.59m²
1 Study 10.02m²
1 Bedroom 11.44m²
1 Bedroom 17.07m²
1 Bedroom 12.08m²
1 Bedroom 21.05m²
1 Bathroom 3.13m²
1 Walk-in wardrobe 4.22m²
1 Shower room 4.33m²
1 Studio 14.69m²
1 Studio 9.96m²
1 Land 903m²
1 Garage 48.34m²
1 Terrace 11.53m²
1 Terrace 9.6m²
Services
Electric shutters
Proximities
Secondary school, Train station, Bus, Town centre, Shops, Day care, Bus hub, Hospital/clinic, Doctor, Public pool, Tram
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