Lille, Calais 59000

A stone's throw from Parc Jean-Baptiste Lebas, set back from the bustle of the city, a 19th-century joinery workshop has been transformed into an exceptional loft. Behind a discreet façade, a world unfolds. The first level, over 221m² beneath a cathedral ceiling, asserts its scale from the outset. Ceiling height reaches 5.20 metres. Overhead glazing floods the space with generous, west-facing light. The 125m² reception room flows seamlessly into a marble LEICHT kitchen with central island : two distinct worlds, one continuous movement. The original industrial elements - metal, timber, exposed structure - have been carefully preserved, as living traces of the building's history. A fully glazed 34m² study, set slightly apart from the living area, provides an independent workspace while remaining open to the volumes of the loft. A pantry and utility room complete the level with the same attention to functionality. The landscaped 173m² terrace, with no overlooking neighbours, extends directly from the reception room. Sheltered and west-facing, it stands as a true open-air living space. On the upper level, a walkway in aged parquet frames the transition to the sleeping quarters. Three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a master suite conceived as a self-contained retreat : bedroom, dressing room, and en-suite bathroom. Preserved industrial character, refined materials and a strong architectural signature : an address with no equivalent in Lille.