Lyon 6, Rhône 69006

A dual-aspect two-floor apartment with a 214m floor area on the top floor of a building with a lift, nestled in the city of Lyon. The edifice was built in the 1950s. A tall electric gate fitted with a security system leads to the building, a former silk workshop that was later turned into a printing house. It is a tall edifice with a partially glazed roof. Stairs and a lift take you to the different floors. There is a raised ground floor and three upper floors that look out over the neighbouring buildings. There are parking spaces inside. The apartment has two floors. It is a dual-aspect dwelling bathed in natural light. It lies on the third and fourth floors. The entrance hall is extended with a long corridor that leads to the largest room in the apartment: an extensive lounge and dining area flooded with natural light from tall windows that run from east to west. A partition wall with industrial workshop-style glazing, which takes up almost two thirds of this wall, separates the vast reception space from a kitchen. An office and television lounge are also bathed in natural light. A scullery houses some appliances. And there is a lavatory on this level too. A large, straight flight of stairs leads to the upper floor, which has a bathroom, a separate lavatory and four bedrooms, one of which has its own shower room. Metal girders have been preserved and five roof windows offer views of the blue sky and bring in natural light.