The pleasure of living in such an exceptional place becomes apparent once past the gate that provides access to the private lane and grassy, flower-filled square surrounded by impressive mansions. The building in question has two finely sculpted ashlar stone exteriors, one facing the avenue and the other giving onto the private street, while a princely wrought-iron door, adorned with decorative motifs inspired by the 18th century, provides access to the building’s entrance hall and stairwell, which perfectly embody the Haussmannian style: palatial volumes and patrician refinement.
Located on the last three floors of the building, the flat has more than 300 m² of floor area and takes on the appearance of a private mansion: from the third-floor landing, an immense gallery leads to the front double-door entrance, which opens onto an antechamber. From here, an initial flight of stairs leads to the flat’s grandiose principal landing, situated on the building’s fourth floor where a triple living area with five arched windows opens onto a wraparound balcony of nearly 30 m². With sunny interiors, vast spaces and Haussmannian décor, which provide the premises with exceptional charm and sophistication, this floor also includes the parental suite – an immense room with panoramic views, a bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe – while three other bedrooms, each with their own private bathroom and wardrobe are located on the western side of the flat. In addition, there is also a vast kitchen with an upscale dining room, which enjoys plenty of natural sunlight thanks to its large windows. As for the flat’s third and last floor, accessible via a second staircase, it was converted into a fitness room, a study and a storage area, while a laundry room, storeroom, cellar and two parking spots also come with the flat.