A 225m² Haussmannian Style Family Apartment With Two Garrets, Set Back From Bustle In The Chic

A 225m² Haussmannian-style family apartment with two garrets, set back from bustle in the chic 16th arrondissement of Paris. The main door into the elegant edifice of dressed stone is fitted with an entry code system and intercom for security. You step into communal areas. They are well maintained and include an on-site caretaker. The apartment lies on the first floor. A double door leads into a spacious hallway. This hallway and the reception rooms into which it leads cover around 111m² of floor area. These reception spaces are made up of a street-facing lounge opposite the entrance and a court-facing dining room on the left. They include ceiling mouldings that are particularly well sculpted and that run above doors with entablatures embellished with decorative acanthus leaves. Chevron parquet extends across the rooms and the ceiling is 3.2 metres up from the floor. All the rooms have marble fireplaces, which are particularly refined in the reception rooms. Three sets of Haussmannian French windows lead out onto a balcony. They bring much natural light into the double reception space, which has wooden panelling forming bookcases at one end. A white marble fireplace, sculpted in a Rococo style, can warm you up in winter. On the left, there is a dining room, with high dado panelling and mouldings. The room is bathed in natural light from two tall windows that look out at the tree-dotted court. Opposite, a double door leads into the master bedroom with its wardrobes and fireplace. Its bathroom lies between the dining room and the entrance hall. Next, there is a bedroom that has been turned into a walk-in wardrobe. Then there is another bedroom. A shower room near the two lavatories lies opposite these rooms. It is situated beside the door that leads into the pantry corridor with its tall dressers. Lastly, a kitchen, into which a backdoor leads, ends up side by side with the dining room through the circular layout. The final section is made up of a corridor that connects to a shower room beside the kitchen. It ends with a last bedroom with a tall window and fireplace and that was probably for domestic staff before. Two top-floor garrets, which you can reach via a lift, complete this property.
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