An architectural masterpiece designed by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret, classified as a Historic Monument and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located on the 5th floor in the iconic Immeuble Molitor at the border of Paris' 16th Arrondissement and Boulogne-Billancourt, this two bedroom, 102m2 apartment presents a rare and remarkable opportunity for architecture enthusiasts and admirers of historically significant spaces. The interior of this 102 m² apartment is organized around a gallery that leads to an independent kitchen, a first bedroom and shower room with WC. The gallery opens onto a spacious 42 m² living room with a dining area, benefiting from abundant natural light and offering an exceptional panoramic view thanks to a floor-to-ceiling glass partition facing south-southwest. The continuous balcony, featuring a glass-brick parapet and guardrails, adds a touch of elegance and lightness. The living room, in turn, leads to a second bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The apartment has been meticulously renovated using premium materials in the spirit of Le Corbusier, including solid oak flooring without knots, historically accurate color schemes, and automated fabric blinds. Additionally, the property includes access to two private parking boxes in the basement. A service entrance is accessible via the passageway leading to the small courtyard and service staircase. A Masterpiece of Modern Architecture: The inherent flexibility of these apartments is made possible by Le Corbusier’s revolutionary "free plan" concept. Known as the "24 NC," this residence exemplifies the "Five Points of Modern Architecture": roof terraces, pilotis, long wide windows, open floor plan, and fa ree façade—all executed here to perfection. A Legacy of Architectural Heritage: Upon entering the building’s lobby, visitors are greeted by a mural dedicated to Poème de l’Angle Droit, installed in homage to Le Corbusier after his passing. The building is currently undergoing a façade restoration, already approved and fully financed. The top floor of the Immeuble Molitor, originally designed as a studio-apartment, once served as Le Corbusier’s personal residence and is now owned by the Le Corbusier Foundation. The structure remains a beacon of modernity, continuing to push architectural boundaries to this day. A prestigious address : situated at 24 Rue Nungesser et Coli, this residence offers an unparalleled living environment within the heart of modernist architectural heritage. Located on the edge of Paris, near the Bois de Boulogne and the renowned Molitor swimming pool, the area perfectly balances tranquility with urban vibrancy. The property benefits from excellent transport links, including metro, bus, and direct access to the A13 highway, ensuring swift connectivity to business districts and cultural landmarks across the capital. This sought-after neighbourhood is also prized for its proximity to prestigious schools, high-end shopping, and world-class sports facilities. A rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history in one of Paris’ most distinctive addresses.