Île Saint Louis, On The Top Levels Of An 18th Century Building, A Quiet 90 M² Apartment With

Île Saint-Louis, on the top levels of an 18th-century building, a quiet 90 m² apartment with open views

. The building dates from the 17th century and has evolved over time while retaining its period character. The commonhold has recently undergone major works, including restoration of the courtyard-facing facades and a complete roof overhaul — evidence of meticulous upkeep.

The apartment occupies the fourth level, reached by a striking quarter-turn wooden baluster staircase with an open central well. It covers approximately 90 m² of living space across three levels.

The main level comprises a large reception room combining sitting and dining areas with an open kitchen. A working stone fireplace anchors the space. Three windows fill the room with abundant natural light. Terracotta tile floors and exposed joists add character. This level also includes a bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Access to the apartment currently runs through the lower level, though creating an entrance from the main level is feasible.

The lower level contains an entrance, a separate lavatory, and a bedroom, with room to add a shower. Floors are parquet, and exposed joists mark the ceilings.

An upper level — which could also have its own independent access — houses a dual-aspect mansard bedroom with a view of Notre-Dame Cathedral, an en-suite shower room, and a lavatory. Parquet floors and exposed beams carry through the character of the level.

All rooms face east–west and enjoy unobstructed panoramas, complete privacy, and absolute quiet.

A cellar is located in the building’s basement.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/