Presentation
Patio Villiers proposes to restructure and convert a garage into new homes, offering a balanced urban and ecological transition. It preserves its identity, notably by retaining façades to safeguard the memory of the site and the spirit of this architecture, which is tending to disappear in the heart of the city, while giving the future homes the contemporary comfort needed for this new use. The creation of a planted patio, internal galleries and green roofs will echo the green lung of this district, the Parc Monceau. The residence will comprise a CINASPIC at basement and ground-floor level, a bicycle store on the ground floor and 41 homes spread from R+1 to R+6.
Building
Catella Patrimoine offers 41 homes in bare ownership (nue-propriété), spread from R+1 to R+6. True cocoons, the homes with optimised layouts are all very bright, thanks in particular to large picture windows. Some homes open onto generous terraces, quite exceptional in the heart of Paris.
Environment
Situated on the right bank of the Seine, the 17th arrondissement is a district of many facets, full of surprising neighbourhoods. It is trendy, chic and bohemian, but above all highly sought after for its quality of life, restaurants, wine bars, lanes lined with many shops, museums and renowned schools. The majestic Parc Monceau, a true green lung of the capital, completes the picture of this unique arrondissement. Patio Villiers sits in a dynamic setting in the 17th arrondissement of Paris, a short walk from rue de Lévis, which in itself embodies the Parisian art de vivre, with its cafés, greengrocers and shops. Between the Plaine Monceau and Batignolles districts, this location benefits from the advantages of both. A particularly sought-after position close to numerous cultural and leisure venues and to the Parc Monceau, recognised as one of the finest parks in the capital.