These former stables, which once housed the towing horses that pulled boats along the Canal Saint-Martin in the 19th century, later became "Les Fonderies du Tarn" before housing a major packaging business, embodying a slice of the industrial and commercial history of faubourien Paris. Its Eiffel-style metal structures support four splendid skylights with ceiling heights ranging from three to eight metres. The 740 sqm venue comprises a 65 sqm boutique with a 10-metre facade on boulevard Jules Ferry (vehicle access possible), a 500 sqm ground floor, two 120 sqm showroom-office spaces on the first and second floors, and a 70 sqm vaulted double cellar with 3.5-metre ceilings. A large street-facing entrance allows vehicles to enter directly, with a delivery space conveniently located right in front of the window. Located 100 metres from Place de la République, at the end of the quai de Valmy and steps from the lively rue Yves Toudic, the neighbourhood is in full transformation, attracting fashion, art galleries, bookshops and a young, dynamic crowd.