Property Highlights

3 hectares grounds with tennis court
Rose garden and vegetable plot
Panoramic terrace views over grounds
Original dining room and kitchen
Grand entrance with polished stucco
Mosaic floor tiles throughout property

Overview

This exceptional Art Deco-style property was once home to architect Pierre Petit who exposed at the 1937 International Exposition of Art and Technology in Modern Life. Set in 3 hectares of grounds with a tennis court, a rose garden, a vegetable plot, a water feature and garages, it has benefited in the past from contributions from sculptors Jean René Debarre and Georges Guyot, wrought-iron artist Raymond Subes, andmaster glassworker Joseph Jean Kef Ray, and features lighting signed Perzel. A grandiose entrance hall boasting polished stucco leads to a reception room with a bar, as well as former staff rooms. Upstairs are a kitchen, a dining room in its original state, and a double living/reception room opening onto a wide terrace commanding a panoramic view over the grounds. The top floors comprise six bedrooms, three bathrooms and a billiard room. Among the property’s most remarkable period features are the mosaic floor tiles. A must for lovers of Art Deco.

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