Located in the heart of downtown Metz, this 144-square-meter duplex apartment occupies the top floors of an exceptional building that combines the elegance of Vosges sandstone with the contemporary requirements of the latest energy standards. Created through the renovation of a major historic building, this secure residence, equipped with an elevator, offers a rare living environment where architectural heritage meets first-class thermal and acoustic comfort. The first level opens onto an entryway with storage leading to a magnificent 52 m² living area. Bathed in light, this meticulously finished space features underfloor heating and cooling, freeing the area of any radiators. Two large picture windows blur the boundary with the outdoors, extending the living room onto a monumental 95 m² terrace. This level is completed by two peaceful bedrooms, a shower room, and a laundry room. Upstairs, the staircase leads to a landing that opens onto two additional bedrooms nestled under the eaves, a serene office space, and a second bathroom. A true urban viewpoint, the immense northeast-facing terrace overlooks the city's picturesque rooftops, offering a privileged space for entertaining and relaxation right in the heart of the city. The immediate surroundings allow you to enjoy lively terraces, prestigious boutiques, and cultural treasures such as Saint-Étienne Cathedral, all just a short walk away. Transportation is made easy by the proximity of a bus stop at the building's entrance and Metz train station, a 10-minute walk away, from which you can reach Paris in 1 hour and 30 minutes. A cellar and secure underground parking complete the high-end amenities of this unique property. This duplex represents a rare opportunity to combine the prestige of a historic address with the luxury of an exceptional living space. Some images show interior design suggestions generated by artificial intelligence. The furniture and décor shown are for illustrative purposes only. Unrated Energy Performance Certificate Contact: Ludivine 06.02.01.04.67

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