Built in 1900, this pretty village house of 143 m² spread over three levels opens onto its 21 m² patio and is nestled at the end of a discreet cul-de-sac, in the quiet and sought-after district of Saint-Barnabé.     Completely redesigned in a contemporary spirit while respecting its original envelope, the house combines terracotta tiles, a traditional staircase and volumes, with a refined renovation where light, vegetation and the fluidity of spaces become guiding lines. Upon entering, the gaze is drawn to an old staircase adorned with terracotta tiles, a testament to the characterful houses of the beginning of the century, here magnified by its immaculate whiteness. On the ground floor, a vast living room flooded with light opens onto a planted patio, a true interior breath of the house and a living space in its own right, between inside and outside. Dressed in ipe slats, the terrace is bordered by fragrant jasmine, lemon trees and Mediterranean species. The kitchen, extended by a convivial bar and a discreet back kitchen, completes this level designed for conviviality and shared moments. Upstairs, two elegant bedrooms, an office, and a bathroom create an intimate and functional space. Finally, a beautiful spiral staircase with refined lines leads to the master suite, located in the attic. This private space, bathed in light from large skylights, houses a bright bedroom, a dressing room, and a bathroom. A garage completes this property.     A house that combines old-world charm and contemporary simplicity, for a peaceful life, bathed in light and greenery.

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