in the heart of porto-vecchio, just a few steps from the church square, the harbour, shops and restaurants, this 130 sqm dual-aspect apartment occupies the top floor of a characterful art deco building attributed to belgian architect ferdinand schoup.
the apartment has been recently renovated in a contemporary spirit while preserving some of its original character. its top-floor position, dual-aspect layout and favourable orientation provide an abundance of natural light throughout the day, as well as unobstructed views.
the living area is arranged into several distinct spaces with a fluid circulation. the fully equipped kitchen and dining area are separated from the living room by a glass partition, structuring the volumes while allowing natural light to flow through. the living room features a curved bay window that further enhances the sense of light. a tv area completes the living spaces.
the choice of materials contributes to the overall balance of the renovation: solid oak chevron parquet flooring sits alongside sections of the original terrazzo flooring, carefully preserved as a reminder of the apartment’s art deco identity.
the sleeping area comprises three bedrooms, a large dressing room, and two shower rooms with toilets.
several balconies extend the interior spaces and provide an opportunity to enjoy the unobstructed views afforded by the top-floor position.
the building benefits from secure access via a digital keypad and retains a distinctive architectural identity in the heart of porto-vecchio.
