A Lofty Flat With A Wraparound Balcony And Unobstructed Views, Near The Bottom Of Rue
2 Beds
1 Baths
948 Sqft
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About the Property
A lofty flat with a wraparound balcony and unobstructed views, near the bottom of rue Mouffetard, in the 5th arrondissement. The fifth-floor flat, with approximately 87 m² of inhabitable floor area, is articulated around a foyer that provides access to all of the rooms in the flat, while a living room, bathed in light thanks to two sets of glass double doors, which give on to a wraparound balcony,
A lofty flat with a wraparound balcony and unobstructed views, near the bottom of rue Mouffetard, in the 5th arrondissement. The fifth-floor flat, with approximately 87 m² of inhabitable floor area, is articulated around a foyer that provides access to all of the rooms in the flat, while a living room, bathed in light thanks to two sets of glass double doors, which give on to a wraparound balcony, communicates with an open kitchen.
With more than 30 m², this living room also includes a dining area, flooded in light all day long, whereas the oak parquet floors, visible in all of the living areas and bedrooms, create a sense of unity throughout the flat.
In addition, the fully equipped kitchen, with a window facing the courtyard, features an original hexagonal terracotta tile floor as well as a credenza clad in white metro tiles, while the living room, extended by a wraparound balcony, enjoys unobstructed views of the neighbourhood’s rooftops and façades.
Accessible via an arched doorway, a study boasts glass double doors that give on to this same verdant balcony, adorned with an olive tree and several potted plants, which looks out over the rooftops of Paris, whereas this room could be converted into a small bedroom, a sitting room or a workspace.
Featuring two sets of glass double doors that each open on to the wraparound balcony, the primary bedroom also includes an original wall niche as well as crown moulding, while another bedroom, giving on to a second balcony, which could easily accommodate a small table and chairs, provides breath-taking views of the quarter’s ashlar stone façades.
Rounding out the rooms in this flat is a lavatory as well as a bathroom, clad in metro tiles, with a bathtub and a glass tile window, whereas all of the flat’s window/door frames have preserved the typical design of Parisian buildings from this period. Lastly, the common areas, featuring a wooden staircase with painted steps as well as original stained glass on the landing, is a testament to this edifice’s authentic charm. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/