Architect's house at Roland Garros

Architect's house at Roland Garros

Close to Roland Garros and shops on Jean Baptiste Clément Avenue, a 1930s architect's house called "Le petit hôtel Lombard", designed by architect Pierre Patout for his friend painter Alfred Lombard. Very modern in layout, it features outdoor spaces with its terrace "like a garden" of over 57m2 and balconies on each floor offering an unobstructed view of the Bois de Boulogne.
Built on 3 levels, it is arranged as follows:

On the ground floor:
- an entrance gallery
- a bedroom with a shower room and toilets
- a laundry room
- guest toilets
- access to the basement

On the 1st floor via an internal staircase:
- access to a terrace for private enjoyment
- an office
- a suite with a balcony overlooking the terrace, with a bathroom/shower and toilets
- a dressing room

On the 2nd floor:
- two suites each with their own bathroom/shower
- guest toilets

On the 3rd floor:
- a living/dining room opening onto Bois de Boulogne
- an open kitchen with access to a balcony

In the finished basement:
- four cellars
- a boiler room
- a storage room

Very bright
Cross-ventilated
High-quality renovation
Rare property

Schools and shops nearby.
Exposure: South side of the terrace.

Carrez areas: 199.90m2
Floor area: 202.70m2

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