60 m² in the 1st arrondissement of Paris
60 m² in the 1st arrondissement of Paris
A stone’s throw from the apartment, the majestic Fontaine des Innocents — the oldest monumental fountain in Paris — unfolds a setting at once historic and poetic, where the gentle murmur of its waters still seems to carry the echo of centuries gone by.
Situated on the second floor of a handsome period building, the apartment enjoys large, quintessentially Parisian windows and a recently restored façade. Completed just eighteen months ago, this work ensures future owners a meticulously maintained setting, with no additional expenses to anticipate.
The entrance sets the tone: a true cocoon, where one leaves worries behind in the closet before looking up to a majestic ceiling height. And already, the surprises begin… a staircase reveals itself, sparking curiosity and wonder.
The staircase, crafted to measure by an artisan, asserts a sculptural presence and plays a central role in the subtle interplay of styles and materials that defines the apartment’s character.
Just above the entrance — which already conceals 3 sqm of cleverly designed storage — a mezzanine reveals a guest room of unexpected comfort: a queen-size bed, an elegant headboard, and integrated lighting conjure the atmosphere of a hotel suite… all tucked beneath the beams.
Rising vertically, the custom-built library accentuates the ceiling height and extends the perspective, while offering a storage space as graphic as it is functional.
Bathed in light from its three large windows, the open-plan living area offers a convivial, airy setting — the perfect space for effortless entertaining.
Beneath the central window, the discreet ventilation grilles reveal the presence of a comfort both subtle and invaluable: the apartment is equipped with full air conditioning — an absolute rarity beneath the Parisian rooftops.
The wide windows flood the apartment with natural light while opening onto an unobstructed view of the lively crossroads of Rue de la Ferronnerie and Rue Saint-Denis. A living tableau of historic Paris, to be admired from the comfort of one’s sofa.
Thanks to double glazing and enhanced soundproofing on the exterior wall, the apartment enjoys perfect tranquility, a striking contrast to the lively bustle of the neighborhood. Behind the sofa, future owners may choose to strip back the plaster to reveal the original stone wall — a charming enhancement, rich with character.
Opening onto the living area, the kitchen is designed to be as elegant as it is functional. Fully equipped, it offers the rare comfort of a full-size refrigerator and dishwasher.
Another delightful surprise: the kitchen opens onto an inner courtyard, where planters along the ledges introduce an unexpected touch of greenery, beautifully highlighted at nightfall by discreet lighting.
The blue volume houses the bathrooms. Discreet pocket doors vanish from sight, allowing the gaze to flow seamlessly toward the bedroom.
A soothing bathroom, fitted with a spacious walk-in shower — a true luxury within Parisian floor plans. The LED lighting behind the mirror reflects the same attention to detail found throughout the apartment: niches, discreet lines, and indirect lights shaping a soft and refined atmosphere.
Two windows bathe the bedroom in natural light, enhanced by full-height storage solutions. The queen-size bed allows for fluid circulation on either side, with cleverly integrated retractable bedside tables.
60 m² in the 1st arrondissement of Paris
A stone’s throw from the apartment, the majestic Fontaine des Innocents — the oldest monumental fountain in Paris — unfolds a setting at once historic and poetic, where the gentle murmur of its waters still seems to carry the echo of centuries gone by.
Situated on the second floor of a handsome period building, the apartment enjoys large, quintessentially Parisian windows and a recently restored façade. Completed just eighteen months ago, this work ensures future owners a meticulously maintained setting, with no additional expenses to anticipate.
The entrance sets the tone: a true cocoon, where one leaves worries behind in the closet before looking up to a majestic ceiling height. And already, the surprises begin… a staircase reveals itself, sparking curiosity and wonder.
The staircase, crafted to measure by an artisan, asserts a sculptural presence and plays a central role in the subtle interplay of styles and materials that defines the apartment’s character.
Just above the entrance — which already conceals 3 sqm of cleverly designed storage — a mezzanine reveals a guest room of unexpected comfort: a queen-size bed, an elegant headboard, and integrated lighting conjure the atmosphere of a hotel suite… all tucked beneath the beams.
Rising vertically, the custom-built library accentuates the ceiling height and extends the perspective, while offering a storage space as graphic as it is functional.
Bathed in light from its three large windows, the open-plan living area offers a convivial, airy setting — the perfect space for effortless entertaining.
Beneath the central window, the discreet ventilation grilles reveal the presence of a comfort both subtle and invaluable: the apartment is equipped with full air conditioning — an absolute rarity beneath the Parisian rooftops.
The wide windows flood the apartment with natural light while opening onto an unobstructed view of the lively crossroads of Rue de la Ferronnerie and Rue Saint-Denis. A living tableau of historic Paris, to be admired from the comfort of one’s sofa.
Thanks to double glazing and enhanced soundproofing on the exterior wall, the apartment enjoys perfect tranquility, a striking contrast to the lively bustle of the neighborhood. Behind the sofa, future owners may choose to strip back the plaster to reveal the original stone wall — a charming enhancement, rich with character.
Opening onto the living area, the kitchen is designed to be as elegant as it is functional. Fully equipped, it offers the rare comfort of a full-size refrigerator and dishwasher.
Another delightful surprise: the kitchen opens onto an inner courtyard, where planters along the ledges introduce an unexpected touch of greenery, beautifully highlighted at nightfall by discreet lighting.
The blue volume houses the bathrooms. Discreet pocket doors vanish from sight, allowing the gaze to flow seamlessly toward the bedroom.
A soothing bathroom, fitted with a spacious walk-in shower — a true luxury within Parisian floor plans. The LED lighting behind the mirror reflects the same attention to detail found throughout the apartment: niches, discreet lines, and indirect lights shaping a soft and refined atmosphere.
Two windows bathe the bedroom in natural light, enhanced by full-height storage solutions. The queen-size bed allows for fluid circulation on either side, with cleverly integrated retractable bedside tables.
Key information
Floor area: 60 m² / 646 sqft
Floor: 2nd floor
Rooms: 3
Bedrooms: 2
Ceiling height: 3m70
Hot water and heating: Individual electric
Construction period: 18th-century
Year of renovation: 2024
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The area
Here, you can embrace the true Parisian lifestyle. Just a stone’s throw from Châtelet, the Centre Pompidou, and the Louvre, with the BHV at your doorstep for all your home essentials, and by night, the vibrant energy of the Marais with its bars and restaurants. “In reality, we’re only twenty minutes on foot from anywhere in Paris,” says Antoine, the owner. Could there be a more perfect balance?
In a nutshell:
Soaring ceilings that breathe space and light, amenities seldom found in a Parisian apartment, and finishes refined to the very last detail… Every element of the renovation has been carefully designed to weave together a sense of intimate comfort with the art of entertaining. A sanctuary as well as a showcase — a place destined to spark love at first sight.
900 000 € – Fees included
Number of units in the co-ownership: to be confirmed
Ongoing legal proceedings: to be confirmed
Quarterly co-ownership charges: to be confirmed
Property tax: to be confirmed