A Three Bedroom Flat With A Patio, Which Can Be Connected To The Building's Cooling Network Upon

A three-bedroom flat with a patio, which can be connected to the building’s cooling network upon request, on avenue Foch. The edifice, built in 1893, was constructed by the founder of the Compagnie générale des omnibus (CG0), whose horse-drawn vehicles had the monopoly over Parisian transportation under the reign of Napoleon III. With an impressive white ashlar stone façade, which respects the prestigious building codes from the late 19th century, its entrance hall was designed to reflect the building’s overall standing.

A concierge service, managed by a professional “clef d’or” concierge is provided for the building’s residents, while several caretakers also take turns ensuring the premises’ safety. As for the ground-floor flat, accessible via a large interior courtyard shaded by an eye-catching magnolia tree, it was fully renovated in an elegant and harmonious style with a meticulously conceived layout.

Featuring custom-made cabinets in shades of chestnut throughout, its front door opens on to a hallway, which leads to the living room, of approximately 40 m², designed with an open kitchen and dining area in its first half and a sitting room, facing a verdant patio of more than 15 m², in its latter section, while the main bedroom, with a shower room and a fitted wardrobe, is also accessible from this central hallway.

Further on, two large bedrooms share a bathroom, clad in glass tiles, which provide a spa-like and contemporary feel for this room, whereas its bathtub and double vanity were designed with a minimal aesthetic. Lastly, a separate lavatory also boasts grey glass tiles, while the flat, connected to the city’s heating network, could also be hooked up to the building’s cooling network upon request.
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