Peacefully secluded around the back of a building from the 1930s in Neuilly, near Rue de Chézy, this atypical artist's house/studio was originally built by renowned painter, sculptor and professor Charles Walhain in 1910. The ground floor includes an entrance, a guest WC and a huge workshop/living room of 106 sq.m (ceiling height of 6 metres), as well as a second entrance leading to a kitchen and a dining room. On the upper floor, you will find two bedrooms, two mezzanines, a shower room and a WC. In the basement, there is a workshop area and a bathroom. Potential to create additional bedrooms. Property suitable for residential or professional use. School catchment area: Lycée Pasteur. A rare find.