"An architectural jewel designed by LE CORBUSIER and PIERRE JEANNERET, located in the MOLITOR BUILDING, a listed Historic Monument and inscribed on UNESCO's World Heritage List." This unique property is intended for aesthetes, modernist architecture enthusiasts, and discerning individuals seeking to embrace a philosophy of life and live within a genuine functional work of art in the visionary spirit of Le Corbusier. The apartment is situated on the 5th floor of the "Molitor Building," which uniquely straddles Rue Nungesser et Coli in Paris's 16th arrondissement and Rue de la Tourelle in Boulogne-Billancourt. The interior space of this 102m² apartment is organized around a gallery serving the independent kitchen, a first bedroom, and a bathroom with WC. The gallery opens onto a large living room with dining area of 42m² that benefits from abundant natural light and offers an exceptional panorama through a floor-to-ceiling glass wall facing West-Southwest. The continuous balcony, with its glass brick railings and spandrels, adds a touch of elegance and lightness. The living room leads to a second bedroom with ensuite bathroom. The apartment has been entirely renovated with care, using high-end materials in the spirit of Le Corbusier (solid oak parquet without knots, historic colors, motorized fabric blinds, etc.). The apartment also provides access to a parking space located in the basement. A service entrance is accessible from the gallery overlooking the courtyard and service staircase. The apartment's flexibility is made possible by Le Corbusier's open-plan design. The "24 NC," to use the familiar designation employed by Le Corbusier himself, faithfully applies the "five points of modern architecture": roof terraces, pilotis, ribbon windows, open plan, and free façade—all beautifully realized here. The top floor of the building, designed as a studio-apartment, served as Le Corbusier's own residence and currently belongs to the Le Corbusier Foundation. The ensemble is distinguished by striking modernity, still avant-garde today. Every detail is steeped in history: Upon entering the entrance hall, you will be greeted by a mural artwork dedicated to the "Poem of the Right Angle," installed after Le Corbusier's death. The building's ongoing façade renovation works have been voted on and funded. An exceptional address, 24 Rue Nungesser et Coli offers a unique living environment at the heart of modernist architectural heritage. Located at the edge of Paris, near the Bois de Boulogne and the prestigious Molitor swimming pool, this location combines tranquility and vitality. Well served by metro, bus, and the A13 highway, it provides rapid access to the capital's business districts and cultural venues. This sought-after area also appeals through its proximity to reputable schools, shops, and sports facilities.