With traditional Bordeaux architecture, this simple 90 m² shop is spread over two levels, located on an 85 m² plot near the Sacré Cœur in the family-friendly and sought-after Nansouty district.     Renovated and raised by an architect in 2019, this house is distinguished by a play of interlocking and hollowed-out volumes. Behind its charming wooden door, the warm-toned entrance opens onto a bright, L-shaped living space. The living and dining areas take center stage, enlivened by a vibrant mimosa-yellow wall that captures and diffuses the light. Upon entering, one's gaze is immediately drawn to the double-height living room, where a historic spiral staircase rises, skirting the back of a custom-built bookcase with oriental touches. The white kitchen extends slightly forward along the rear facade, which is partially glazed from floor to ceiling. At this level, a room evokes the world of a ship's cabin with birch plywood fittings and a small adjoining bathroom with blue mosaics, hidden behind a sliding cane door letting in light. Upstairs, a mezzanine houses an office space, bathed in light thanks to its ribbon windows running the entire length of the facade. A second bedroom, accessible via a double-height dressing room, is nestled under the eaves. This cozy haven benefits from a view into the living room and an en-suite bathroom with built-in storage. Outside, the raised zinc facade curves back on its underside to clad a covered section that runs alongside the living room windows. Designed as an outdoor room, the approximately 23 m² wooden terrace invites you to share meals with family or friends on sunny days. A cellar accessible via a trapdoor is added to this house.     A small family home with redesigned spaces, which captures the light.

Ad reference BX1294