Between the rue des Martyrs and the Abbesses, in the peace and quiet of a cul-de-sac, an elegant one-bedroom flat with a slightly sloping roof

Between the rue des Martyrs and the Abbesses, in the peace and quiet of a cul-de-sac, an elegant one-bedroom flat with a slightly sloping roof.
The six-storey dressed stone building at the end of the cul-de-sac has all the classic features of a 1900s building: a large double wooden entrance door, cornices, pediments and balconies protected by wrought iron railings. The entrance with an original tiled floor opens directly onto the staircase and lift that lead up to the sixth and top floor.
The flat has been renovated. It offers a floor area of almost 46 m² (39 m² by Carrez law) and a perfectly balanced layout. The entrance hall leads to all the rooms: on one side, the bedroom and its closet; on the other, the shower room and the independent toilet; opposite, the large living room. With a surface area of more than 25 m², it comprises the living room and the open and fitted kitchen. The well appointed kitchen is separated from the living room by a counter, wide enough to have one's meals there. The flooring is elegant straight oak parquet. The double-glazed, double casement windows allow plenty of light to pour in from north to south. The view overlooks the roofs of Paris. There is a cellar in the basement.