A unique architectural ensemble opening onto the Meudon forest

A unique architectural ensemble opening onto the Meudon forest

A 10-minute walk from the Meudon-Val Fleury train station, this property, located on a 496 sq.m. (5,339 sq.ft.) plot, includes two houses built respectively in 1974 and 2003 by architect Jacques-Émile Lecaron. The two houses are connected, and the total living area is 340 sq.m. (3,660 sq.ft.) with private access through the garden to the Meudon forest.
"The Steel House" built in 1974 and renovated in 2000, rises over three levels served by a spiral tube staircase, including:
Garden level:
Library
Bedroom opening onto the garden with a shower room and mezzanine
2 further bedrooms
Bathroom
Laundry room
Wine cellar

1st (U.S. 2nd) floor:
Reception area surrounded by movable partitions, including a small lounge and a large alcove living room with 5 m high ceilings
Dining room overlooking the garden
Semi-open kitchen

2nd (U.S. 3rd) floor:
Suite with a study and bathroom
Bedroom on a mezzanine under an octagonal metal dome
"The House Behind the Mirror" built and connected to "The Steel House" in 2003, rises over two levels, including:
Garden level:
Small lounge
Indoor pool
Steam room and shower room

1st (U.S. 2nd) floor:
Large living room – study – library area

Cellar
Parking under "The Steel House"
An elevator may be installed