A 58m² Parisian Apartment, Renovated, Spacious And Nestled In A 17th Century Edifice On île

A 58m² Parisian apartment, renovated, spacious and nestled in a 17th-century edifice on Île Saint-Louis river island in the old heart of the city. The edifice dates back to the 17th century. It has been redesigned over time, yet it has kept its old character. It is a commonhold building that was recently renovated on a large scale, with the court-facing elevations and roofs completely restored. The apartment, which offers a floor area of nearly 60m², lies up on the second floor. You reach it via a wooden staircase. Like the building, the apartment was also recently renovated completely. The masterful renovation work successfully combined 18th-century features with modern touches. The main room, which brings together a lounge and dining area, is bathed in natural light from three tall windows. This spacious room has ceiling beams that are exposed but discreet, chevron parquet, and a ceiling height of over 3.5 metres. Beyond it, there is a fully fitted open-plan kitchen, designed elegantly and practically. It has dark furniture doors and a granite work surface. Behind an industrial-style glazed wall, there is a first bedroom fitted with storage spaces. This bedroom could also be used as an office. By removing the glazed wall, you could even bring this room and the main reception space together as one, thereby increasing its full size. A second bedroom faces a small inner court, which is filled with natural light. The court’s walls were recently renovated. This bedroom is also high-ceilinged and has chevron parquet too. The shower room, adorned with textured ceramic tiles and plainly designed taps and fittings, has a shower, a washbasin and a lavatory, as well as a space for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
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