A 227 M² Family Apartment On The First Floor Of An Elegant Haussmannian Building, In The 7th

A 227-m² family apartment on the first floor of an elegant Haussmannian building, in the 7th arrondissement, near to Place Vauban. The building on Avenue de Tourville displays a late Haussmannian style typical of the sector and was erected in 1903 in the 7th arrondissement, where grand and elegant apartments were becoming increasingly widespread. It boasts an ashlar facade, continuous balconies protected by wrought-iron guard-rails, sculpted consoles and pediments as well as oriels. A double-leaf carriage gate topped by a relief with Rococo style patterns opens into the entrance hall, adorned with bossing and cornices, which leads to the lodgings of the live-in building superintendent, to two stairwells with entry code access and to a vegetation filled courtyard. A French style staircase and an elevator lead to the upper floors.

The 227-m² dual-aspect apartment is situated on the first floor. To the right of the entrance hall, on one side of which there is a closet, there is a lounge with moulded wood bookshelves. It enjoys a view that takes in the dome of Les Invalides, above the branches of the trees outside on the avenue. The room is bathed in light through two tall windows and leads to a walk-in wardrobe, which could be converted into a second lounge or office, followed by a bedroom overlooking the street with an en suite bathroom. On the courtyard side of the apartment, a dining room with a triple-leaf window includes a wall with a hand-painted depiction of a Mediterranean landscape, in a style typical of large 19th-century décors. A corridor lined with plenty of cupboards and boasting a trompe-l’œil window leads to a kitchen with a dining area, two bedrooms that share a bathroom, a utility room, a room used as a fitness room and a fourth bedroom with an en suite bathroom as well as direct access to the service staircase. The bathrooms are tiled with travertine stone style tiles and all possess a lavatory. There is also a guests’ lavatory that can be reached from the entrance hall. The reception rooms boast chevron-patterned wood strip flooring, while the rose décor engraved bronze door handles pay witness to the interior design’s attention to detail. The apartment faces north, south as well as west and was entirely renovated when it was last purchased in 2011. As a result, it is in a good condition. Two cellars with concrete floors can be reached via the elevator.
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