Art nouveau artist’s studio for sale in one of Paris’s most confidential streets

When Parisian artistic heritage meets prestige real estate

Paris is home to countless exceptional properties, yet some places transcend the notion of a simple residence to become rare heritage assets. This is precisely the case with this Art Nouveau artist’s studio, located on one of the capital’s most discreet and historically rich streets.

Such a property perfectly embodies the DNA of prestige real estate in Paris, a market sought after by architecture enthusiasts and French and international investors alike, all drawn to rarity, history, and architectural distinction.

This exceptional property is currently offered for sale by Sotheby’s International Realty, a leading name in high-end real estate in Paris, and has been featured by AD Magazine.

A confidential Parisian address, cherished by artists and aesthetes

Tucked away between major Parisian boulevards, Rue Campagne Première is one of those addresses known only to insiders. Since the early 20th century, it has attracted artists, intellectuals, and collectors, drawn by its preserved atmosphere and singular identity.

Among its illustrious residents were Man Ray, Foujita, and Yves Klein, whose presence at number 14 is commemorated by a plaque that still adorns the building today.

This cultural and architectural environment plays a key role in the long-term value appreciation of Parisian real estate, a criterion equally prized by buyers focused on Paris West, Le Marais, and the capital’s historic central districts.

A prize-winning Art Nouveau building, an architectural work of art

The studio is located within a building constructed in 1911 by architect André Arfvidson, immediately recognisable by its spectacular Art Nouveau façade, designed by Alexandre Bigot.

Crafted in glazed stoneware and adorned with floral motifs and warm-toned ceramic tiles, the façade was awarded a prize at the City of Paris Façade Competition in 1911. A rare architectural distinction, highly sought after in the market for character apartments in Paris.

A historic artist’s studio associated with Salvador Dalí

This studio is one of those Parisian spaces where artistic history continues to resonate. It is recognised as one of the places where Salvador Dalí is said to have worked, allowing his creativity to flourish within these walls.

Such cultural references significantly enhance the appeal of this type of property, particularly among buyers drawn to inspiring places, much like artist studios, private mansions, and historic lofts also sought after in Le Marais, Paris’s 16th arrondissement, Neuilly-sur-Seine, and Boulogne-Billancourt.

A light-filled apartment with the spirit of an artist’s studio and Parisian loft

Volumes bathed in natural light

The entrance opens onto a first level featuring a living room of approximately 20 sqm, enhanced by large workshop-style windows typical of artist studios. Natural light floods the space throughout the day, offering an open view over Square Yves Klein, a discreet and highly sought-after landscaped garden.

Upstairs, accessed via an internal staircase, the apartment offers:

• a semi-open kitchen
• a dining area
• a reading or office space, ideal for remote working or creative pursuits

The bedroom, fully renovated, blends seamlessly into the spirit of the property, combining the codes of a Parisian loft with deep respect for the original architectural features.

A rare opportunity on the Paris prestige real estate market

The renovation has been carried out with meticulous respect for the building’s architectural heritage, a key consideration for buyers seeking an atypical property in Paris with strong long-term value preservation.

Asking price: €1,160,000
Marketing by: Sotheby’s International Realty

Artist studios: a safe haven within the Paris luxury property market

Across the Paris high-end real estate market, artist studios represent a category of their own. Their rarity, architectural identity, and cultural legacy place them alongside lofts in Le Marais, Haussmann-style apartments in Paris West, and collector homes highly sought after in Neuilly-sur-Seine and the Hauts-de-Seine.