Roland Garros neighbourhood, in the heart of a private residence. This listed property set in a 450 sqm plot was designed in 1923 by Charles-Édouard Jeanneret-Gris, better known as Le Corbisier, for sculptor Oscar Miestchaninoff.
Peaceful and bathed in sunshine, the ensemble comprises a 200 sqm main house in perfect condition, and a 73 sqm annex.
The main house includes a 50 sqm living/reception room featuring a 7.50 metre
high ceiling and bathed in sunshine thanks to extensive glazing, and an equipped kitchen. The upper floor comprises a second living/reception room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
A superb roof terrace commands an exceptional 360° panoramic view.
On a 30 sqm basement.
The annex comprises a living/reception room, a kitchen area, a bedroom and a steam shower.
A garden-level workshop opens onto a terrace.
With a garage and two parking spaces in the private street.
A unique property on the south-western edge of the capital.






















high ceiling and bathed in sunshine thanks to extensive glazing, and an equipped kitchen. The upper floor comprises a second living/reception room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
A superb roof terrace commands an exceptional 360° panoramic view.
On a 30 sqm basement.
The annex comprises a living/reception room, a kitchen area, a bedroom and a steam shower.
A garden-level workshop opens onto a terrace.
With a garage and two parking spaces in the private street.
A unique property on the south-western edge of the capital.