An old storage warehouse stood quietly, forgotten by time. But in the hands of a visionary interior architect, it underwent a remarkable transformation, emerging as a spacious and opulent loft. The local municipality granted its approval for use as a residence, and this renovation left no stone unturned. Inside, everything is brand new and of the finest quality. Solid wood floors, a cutting-edge heat pump, and elegant cast iron radiators imported from France added to the loft's charm. The double-paned thermal and acoustic windows ensured tranquility. Situated on the ground floor of a four-story building, it had an intriguing layout. Due to the street's slope, the living areas were elevated to the first floor, basking in natural light from the expansive windows. There are two inviting lounges, and a roomy kitchen with a dining area – perfect for hosting friends and family. The kitchen offered direct access to a sun-soaked, 86m2 terrace facing south. The loft boasted four generous bedrooms, including two with en-suite bathrooms. The built-in wardrobes ensured ample storage, and a third bathroom featured a generous shower. There is even a separate guest toilet. To top it all off, a spacious 40m2 closed garage has room for two cars and offers ample storage, potentially doubling as a creative workshop. This loft isn’t just a living space; it is a canvas for creating stories and memories. It is a place where the past met the future, and where a warehouse was reborn as a home.