Apartamento Paris

In the midst of the Marais district and Paris' 4th arrondissement, a 90 m² flat in an 18th century building.
In a sought-after street in the midst of the Marais district, this flat is in an 18th century building. It comprises a 26 m² living room, a large, separate kitchen with an eating area, two bedrooms and a 17 m² study, a bathroom and a separate toilet. This flat has 3.15 m high ceilings and several old decorative features such as cornices, semi-circular arches and wrought iron railings. A large, vaulted cellar, with a packed mud floor, is also part of the property. The communal areas are delightful courtesy of their recent, excellent sober renovation.
The buildingOriginally, Philippe de Champaigne, a classical painter of the 17th century, had his residence here, which was razed to the ground and replaced by a dressed stone tenement built in a classical style in the 18th century. The building abuts a small inner courtyard with paving stones and a wooden staircase with a wrought iron banister. The flatLocated on the second floor, accessed by stairs, it spans 90 m². The entrance leads immediately to a large tiled kitchen, fitted and equipped with a dining area and worktop. In a corner, a semi-circular arch forms a cavity, ideal for a small larder. Opposite, on the street side, the living and dining rooms feature 3.15 m high ceilings with cornices and recent parquet floors with thick straight boards. The two rooms are each lit by two large double windows with acoustic glazing and wrought iron railings. Further on follow a large bedroom/study and a separate toilet. On the courtyard side, there are currently two bedrooms could be made into one large bedroom, a floor-to-ceiling tiled bathroom with a bath and enough space to install a washing machine and dryer. A vaulted cellar in the basement completes the property.