Paris 7th | Champ De Mars | Elegant 125 Sqm Apartment

Some Parisian addresses are more than just prestigious; they tell a story. Nestled between the Champ-de-Mars, the École Militaire and the Eiffel Tower, Avenue Émile Deschanel embodies the understated elegance of Paris’s 7th arrondissement. Behind its beautiful stone façades, this discreet residential neighborhood—long favored by diplomats and prominent international families—offers a truly Parisian lifestyle, shaped by leisurely walks through the Champ-de-Mars and the vibrant atmosphere of Rue Cler, renowned for its markets, cafés and local artisans.

It is within this privileged setting, in a magnificent stone building designed by Pierre Humbert and built in 1912, that this refined 125 m² apartment is revealed, seamlessly combining the timeless charm of Parisian architecture with the comfort of a contemporary renovation.

From the moment you enter, a stunning period stained-glass window sets the tone. Generous volumes, elegant moldings, high ceilings and tall windows flooding the rooms with natural light create a remarkable living environment.

The apartment revolves around a spacious reception area featuring both a living room and a dining room, designed for entertaining and everyday elegance. The fully fitted kitchen, equipped with premium appliances, meets the highest standards.

The private sleeping quarters comprise two generously sized bedrooms, enhanced by bespoke built-in storage designed to optimize every space. The master suite features an elegant bathroom bathed in natural light thanks to its window, as well as a separate toilet and a discreetly integrated laundry room. A second independent shower room with toilet completes the layout, offering comfort and privacy for both residents and guests.

Among the property’s rare and valuable features are also:

an independent maid’s room on the fifth floor, ideal as a home office, guest studio, or staff accommodation;

a private shower room adjoining the maid’s room;

a renovated and fitted cellar of approximately 10 m².
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