A 19th-century workshop, with 313 m², for commercial use, in

Behind the carriage door, a tree-filled courtyard is paved in Parisian limestone and surrounded by walls, dating from the 18th century, which are partially covered in Virginia creeper. The verdant space, shaded by a Japanese cherry tree, is carefully maintained.
At the back of this calm courtyard, which is a prerequisite for this 38-unit collective ownership building, and under a glass ceiling, is the commercial space with a total floor surface of approximately 313 m².
Both functional and aesthetic, the central area is arranged into an open workspace under a tall glass roof, which provides flexibility and modularity, in anticipation of a professional conversion. A 10-m² entranceway leads to several spaces with a total floor area of nearly 117 m². The rest of the single-storey property is divided into three workshops of 15 to 25 m², as well as a kitchen of approximately 23 m². In addition, there is a second kitchen and a storage space that can be used as a photocopy room, as well as a cellar in the basement. Two lavatories are adjacent to the premises' reception area.
A full renovation was just carried out, specifically in terms of the flooring, which is covered in the latest generation of resin slabs, adapted to a workplace environment. The vast glass roof, with a surface area of nearly 84 m², was completely restored in addition to its delicate steel metalwork, identical to the original one. The maximum floor-to-ceiling height is nearly 6 metres, while those in the other