Parisian Penthouse Under The Rooftops With Two Panoramic Terraces

Paris 3rd – Enfants Rouges

Just steps from Rue de Bretagne, on the 6th and top floor of an elegant 1930s building with elevator, discover this exceptional penthouse offering 219.59 sq.m (Carrez Law), enhanced by two terraces located above the apartment, measuring 29.38 sq.m and 30.46 sq.m, and enjoying spectacular 360° views over Paris and its iconic landmarks (Eiffel Tower, Sacré-Cœur, Centre Pompidou...).

Designed with singularity, this interior subtly plays with contrasts: old meets contemporary, raw materials respond to refined decorative elements, and boldness blends seamlessly with elegance.

This rare property comprises an entrance hall, a vast light-filled living room enhanced by elegant Versailles parquet flooring, from which an internal staircase leads to a first terrace conceived as a space for relaxation and sunbathing. The living room ceiling, also visible from the kitchen through the glass partition, is adorned with Light Forest Ceiling pendant lights by Ontwerpduo, whose design evokes the lines of the Paris metro, bringing a sculptural and poetic touch to the whole.

The separate kitchen with dining area charms with its unique atmosphere, enhanced by a panoramic wall décor by the Zuber manufacture, before which a white peacock seems to dream. A bespoke table crafted in stained oak and white Greek marble completes the space. An elegant atelier-style glass partition between the kitchen and living room structures the volumes while allowing light and perspectives to flow freely. From this room, a second custom-made staircase, echoing the apartment’s signature materials, leads to the second terrace, conceived as a natural extension of the dining room, with reception table and summer kitchen, a true entertaining space in the open sky.

A laundry room fitted with a dumbwaiter serving the terraces, as well as guest toilets, complete the reception areas.

The sleeping quarters offer a sumptuous primary suite with adjoining dressing room and bathroom, where a clean-lined bathtub converses with a Bisazza mosaic fresco. Two additional suites complete the property: one with bathroom and toilet, the other with shower room and toilet.

The apartment also benefits from high-end features such as air conditioning and a home automation system.

A cellar completes this rare, atypical and resolutely Parisian property, where a taste for the unexpected becomes an art of living.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: https://www.georisques.gouv.fr/