Located on the 3rd floor of a condominium with the retro-chic character of the 1970s, this through apartment of approximately 53 sqm immediately welcomes you with its brightness and invites you to explore its dual view: on the garden side, a church; on the city side, the beginning of the Buttes Bergeyre.
The absence of direct neighbors ensures a serene and pleasant daily life.
Hugo Toro, an architect renowned for recently designing the Orient Express Hotel in Rome along with numerous international projects, has conceived this apartment entirely, drawing inspiration from contemporary hospitality codes.
All fittings are custom-made and crafted from noble materials.
Every detail has been thoughtfully considered, contributing to the elegance of this exceptional property.
The living area is harmoniously arranged around a unique XXL sofa, a lacquered dining table designed exclusively for the apartment, and an open kitchen in varnished exotic wood with a marble countertop, all naturally extending onto a spacious south-facing balcony.
The bedroom is revealed behind a sliding brushed aluminum panel.
Echoing the suites Hugo Toro designs for five-star hotels, it features its own bath and integrated dressing area, benefiting from the apartment’s southern exposure.
The iconic headboard, sketched freehand by the artist during his first visit, is simply breathtaking.
A parking space within the building may also be offered as an option.
A cellar is included.
A perfect retreat, this apartment will remain a timeless and unique property within Hugo Toro’s body of work, thanks to its high level of design, exceptional aesthetic, and distinctive character.
