There are addresses that are hard to find. They are well earned. This one is among them.

Nestled in the heart of the Bécon neighborhood, behind a sober facade that reveals nothing, this former bolt factory, then a garage for military tanks in Courbevoie, was transformed in 2001 into a private residence of 409 m² of living space — a rare renovation that preserved the industrial soul of the building while infusing it with absolute living comfort.

From the threshold, everything changes. The glass roof lets in generous light onto the Bourgogne stone floor, brick walls, and metallic walkways.

In the center, an olive tree grows in the ground. The place has character, that's the least we can say.

The ground floor features a large cathedral-style living room of 114 m², a fully equipped dining kitchen signed Leicht, three beautiful independent bedrooms, a dressing room, a shower room, and an 11 m² patio reminiscent of Riad houses.

On the first floor, a 60 m² mezzanine overlooks the living space and houses a workspace and relaxation area with a view directly over the cathedral living room. The master suite has a dressing room, a bathroom with jacuzzi bathtub, and a separate WC. The two additional bedrooms share a bathroom with a bathtub, shower, and hammam.

In the basement: laundry room, workshop, wine cellar.

At the top: a full-sky and full-sun terrace of 46 m², wooded, to end summer evenings above the rooftops.

An independent garage of 21 m² completes the ensemble.

5 minutes walk from Bécon-les-Bruyères train station, close to Bécon Park, schools, and shops — with Paris within RER reach.

This house is perfect for those who refuse the ordinary.