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/