The apartment is located between the River Seine and the famous square Place de la Bastille. It lies opposite the headquarters of France’s Republican Guard. It is nestled in an elegant post-Haussmannian edifice made of dressed stone on Boulevard Henri IV. This commonhold building is well maintained. The edifice will soon have its own caretaker. The 144m² family apartment lies up on the fourth floor. You can reach it via a lift. It is a dual-aspect dwelling, bathed in an abundance of natural light from its windows on different sides. Its rooms are spacious and their ceiling height reaches almost three metres. An entrance hall connects to the reception rooms: a lounge and a dining room with harmonious proportions where original decorative features have been preserved. Chevron parquet, finely sculpted mouldings, wall panelling and marble fireplaces beneath sumptuous trumeau panels add to the classical decor. The separate kitchen could be opened out into the reception spaces. The nighttime section includes three bedrooms and it faces gardens. Indeed, it is far from unwanted noise. One of the bedrooms has its own private shower room. And the two others share a bathroom. The bedrooms have wooden flooring, marble fireplaces beneath trumeau panels and ceilings with cornices embellished with mouldings. Many storage spaces and a walk-in wardrobe complete the dwelling. The apartment is not at all overlooked and it offers clear views. It is filled with natural light throughout the day. The property includes a cellar in the basement. A garage nearby can be acquired too.