Bourgeois Apartment On Charles De Gaulle Esplanade

A bourgeois apartment to wake up, between Arènes and the Palace of Justice.

On the first floor of a Haussmannian building nestled between the Esplanade, the Arènes, and the Palace of Justice, just a stone’s throw from the train station, this 217 m² apartment retains the charm of another era: carved marble fireplaces, gilded trumeau mirrors, original moldings, hexagonal tiles, generous ceiling heights.

The living room and the sitting room flow in a corridor, opened onto a long balcony overlooking the canopy of the Esplanade. On the east side, two bedrooms overlook the peaceful garden. A total of four bedrooms, complemented by a cellar and storage.

The layout offers great flexibility: by reducing to three bedrooms, it becomes possible to create a unique living space (living room and kitchen combined over more than 90 m²), stretching along the entire length of the building and its balcony. A rare architectural gesture in the city center.

To update, this property lends itself to two lifestyles: a bourgeois family cocoon with an exceptional reception area, or a premium professional address (lawyer’s office, medical office, wellness space) benefiting from a location and prestige that few addresses still offer.

A property for those who can see what is behind the wallpaper.
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