A historic residence reimagined for contemporary living

Some homes impress through size or finishes. Others create something far more difficult to define — a sense of balance, light and quiet that can be felt almost immediately upon entering.

This property offers both — the finishes, and that something else that cannot be explained, only felt.

Originally built in the 1930s and almost entirely restored and reconstructed through an extensive contemporary intervention, the house preserves the elegance and proportions of its interwar architecture while functioning today at the standards of refined modern living. What truly sets it apart is not only the quality of the execution or the scale of the investment, but the feeling that every decision was guided by a deep understanding of space, light and the way a home should be lived in over time.

Positioned on a 444 sqm corner plot with frontage on two streets, the property offers approximately 412 sqm built area and a highly flexible layout — equally suitable as a private residence, a live-work environment, a creative studio or a discreet representative office.

From the moment you enter, the house conveys a rare sense of calm and coherence. Generous ceiling heights, natural light and the relationship between the rooms create an atmosphere that is increasingly difficult to replicate in contemporary construction.

Modern comfort has been integrated discreetly and naturally throughout the property: underfloor heating complemented by a dual radiator system, a dedicated heat pump serving the attic level with heating, cooling and ventilation functions, fully renewed installations, foundation waterproofing and thermal insulation, laminated timber windows with insulated glazing and a heavily insulated attic structure.

The materials were chosen with the same attention to atmosphere and proportion. Solid wood herringbone flooring, the transition from stone and granite to warm timber along the staircases, custom metal balustrades, discreet ambient lighting and the wood-burning fireplace all contribute to the feeling of a mature and carefully composed home.

The layout offers a level of flexibility rarely found in interwar properties: generous living and dining areas, two fully integrated kitchens, hobby and workshop spaces, a dedicated technical room, multiple storage areas, a garage and two additional parking spaces within the property.

The attic, reinterpreted in a contemporary and light-filled manner, introduces a different register to the house — calmer, more private and almost Scandinavian in atmosphere.

Outside, the property maintains the same sense of coherence: discreet landscaping, mature vegetation and separate gated access through an automated sliding gate.

This is not a property designed to impress through excess. Its value comes from balance, from the quality of the intervention and from the rare feeling that every space was designed to be truly lived in, not simply admired.

Private viewings are available by appointment only.