Our beautiful red-wood house, with its zinc roof, was born out of a “coup de cœur” for the neighbourhood of Cachan, unique, placed against the highest hills in the south-east of Paris. The view from there is magnificent, with the Eiffel Towel in the distance and the Bièvre Valley at its feet. But above all, this little sloped neighbourhood has conserved the character of its origins, half-rural and half-artisan, with plenty of gardens and gardenettes linked by little paths and walkways. The atmosphere and the calm just two steps from the agitation of the capital are remarkable. From the inside, the large house offers a number of common spaces for all (including a kitchen), which allows one to forget they are in a small hotel. The bedrooms are discrete, functional, and all different. As for the Penthouse, it is a large studio, obviously with its own kitchen, but above all with its huge terrace with panoramic view.