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Left Bank, 198 m2 Located in the prestigious 7th Arrondissement, home to Paris’ most famous landmark, the Eiffel Tower, as well as the Musee d’Orsay, Ecole Militaire and Invalides, this classic apartment strikes the perfect Parisian note of sophistication and elegance. € 2 950 000,00

While plenty of activity takes place around the tourist attractions, the 7th Arrondissement of Paris, being one of the largest central districts, generally offers a real sense of calm and space with its wide tree lined avenues and impressive esplanades of Invalides and Champs de Mars - an area devoted to government buildings, essentially Haussmann and 1930’s architecture, offering one of the most prestigious Parisian postcodes. The apartment is located on the fourth floor of a Haussmann-style building between the avenues Rapp and Bourdonnais on a one-way cross street offering a picturesque alignment of historical facades. Just a few steps from the Champ de Mars, the expansive park which runs from the Eiffel Tower to the Ecole Militaire and only a  five-minutes walk to the Pont d’Alma over the Seine and onto the chic boutiques of avenue Montaigne.

The apartment is entered through a spacious hallway with 3 sets of double French doors on the left leading to the salon and dining area overlooking the street. To the right another set of double doors separates the office from the entrance hall. The fully equipped and fitted kitchen is located next to the dining room. An elegant corridor leads to the private rooms of the apartment. At the beginning: the master bedroom with walk-in closet and adjacent bathroom. Further down the corridor the second and third bedroom which share another bathroom. Finally, the laundry room with vast space for storage and a separate service entrance. One of the most appealing aspects of this 198m² apartment is its layout, which stretches from the front of the building facing the street to the interior courtyard. The apartment itself is a classic Haussmann-style affair highlighting its original features such as parquet floors throughout, wainscoting and ceiling moldings, four marble fireplaces and soaring French windows with iron-rimmed balconies.