This approximately 90-m² apartment is located on the 7th and top floor of a building erected in the 1960s on Rue de l’Abbé-Groult, 5 minutes on foot from the Convention metro station. It has been comprehensively renovated, highlighting its sober lines and bright volumes, and includes a large living room, with solid wood stripped flooring, boasting an uninterrupted view that takes in the Eiffel Tower. Next to and connecting with the living room, the modern and functional kitchen also enjoys the same view over the roofs of Paris and its emblematic tower. Lastly, beneath the lounge’s windows stand the two pools of the former Grenelle reservoir. They ceased to be used in 1970 and are undergoing re-vegetation, in order to create a green space of more than 2,000 m² including lawns and a hundred trees, with the aim of creating a sanctuary for biodiversity that will only be open for guided tours. The sleeping area is separated from the living rooms by a sliding door and includes three bedrooms. Two of them open onto a south facing balcony. The third includes an en suite shower room discretely incorporated behind a series of cupboards, ensuring the aesthetic harmony of the room is preserved. Lastly, there is the main bathroom as well as a separate lavatory, which can be reached via the corridor leading to the bedrooms. A reversible heat pump provides both heating and air conditioning to the bedrooms. Indeed, the apartment boasts an excellent energy efficiency rating, graded C.
There is a garage in the second basement, which can be reached by an elevator. It has space for a car and a motorbike. A staircase descends to the third basement, where there is a cellar.
The carefully maintained, peaceful and secure building is protected by a traditional entry code and intercom system, as well as via a smartphone app controlling the entrance door. The building superintendent has watched over the premises for over thirty years, is helpful and boasts plenty of experience.