5-Bed Modernist Villa with 6-Metre Glass Roof and Rooftop Terrace, Montargis, France, €590,000
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1929 Modernist Villa, Montargis
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Built in 1929 and brought firmly into the present day, this architect-designed modernist villa in Montargis is the kind of property that stops a conversation dead. The headline feature is a six-metre glass roof that floods the interior with light on a scale most homes can only dream of, while a rooftop terrace adds outdoor living with genuine drama. This is not a renovation that simply replaced the old with the new — it is a considered rehabilitation that respects the building's modernist bones while delivering the comfort and finish of a contemporary home.
Spread across five bedrooms, the villa offers generous proportions throughout, with the interplay of original structure and contemporary intervention evident in every room. The glazed volumes create shifting light conditions across the day, and the spatial quality is closer to a curated gallery than a standard family house. Montargis itself sits around 110 kilometres south of Paris, with direct rail links to the capital, making this a realistic proposition for those wanting architectural substance without sacrificing connectivity.
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