This figure in the 80s sells its 200 m² house in Paris, an exceptional setting with garden and palm

Nestled at the end of a discreet impasse from the 18th arrondissement of Parisbetween the Porte-de-Clignancourt. Consequently, Porte de Saint-Ouen stations hides a rare house, out of sight and the tumult of the city. Nevertheless, After a heavy red door. However, the visitor discovers a lush patio where a majestic palm tree sits, a true signature of this 200m² house. Therefore, “This patio is really the point of hook of the house. In addition, where everything converges”entrusts to Parisian Cyril Prime, director of the agency Emile Garcin Palais-Royal, in charge of sale. Similarly, This property, offered at 3.05 million euros (or € 15. Moreover, 250 per m²), goes far beyond the district of the districtbut its charm and its rarity justify this estimate. Meanwhile, Terracotta plaster recalling Provence. almost nonexistent, fluid traffic around an interior this figure 80s sells its garden: everything is together to make this place a unique haven.

Owner since 1988. Nathalie Auffret, actress, producer and model, marked the cinema with its beginnings in 1988 in Proof of love from Miguel Courtois and The most crook of the two of Frank Oz, before playing in Gentlemen children (1996) or Marry me (2000). Before that, it appeared in many advertisements. We also saw her on television in Nestor Burma, Love Holidays or Julie Lescaut. Wife of director Frédéric Fougea, she was also an associate producer of the film Hanuman (1998).

“We had the best parties here!”

This house, she chose it by instinct: “I had a love at first sight for the house. When I saw it, I knew it was there that I will raise my children”she says. Her three children grew up there, “His toddlers like her teens”. She sums up with emotion: “I lived two lives here”. this figure 80s sells its The receptions have marked the spirits there: “We had the best parties here!”she remembers. quoting the presence of artist friends like Sandrine Sarroche or Laurent Fertet, who often played on the lounge piano. “And by pushing the furniture a little, we quickly have a very beautiful dancefloor.”

Today separated for fifteen years. whose children have left the nestNathalie Auffret judges that the house has become too large: “I lived here thirty-seven years, it’s time to change.” While waiting to find a buyer, it opens its doors to shooting and photo sessions. The distribution of the parts adds to the exceptional character of the place: on the ground floor. all give on the patio, with the exception of an intimate library. The kitchen evokes the holidays, the dining room Africa. Upstairs, a suite of 30m² opens onto a terrace offering a view of the roofs of Paris. Under the attic, a third this figure 80s sells its room is nestled in a warm and preserved space.

A house which, by its atmosphere, its volumes and its history, carries the imprint of its owner. “Dreaming of a kind of Provencal mas in the heart of Paris. I did not expect everyone to have love at first sight by entering it”she says. We bet that the charm will still work for the next occupant.