Top floor, light-filled, with windows on both sides

Near the Canal Saint-Martin, on the fourth and top floor (no elevator) of an 1850 building, this east-west facing apartment offers 83 sq m of floor space (57.37 sq m Carrez law) and cultivates a unique style, blending Nordic inspiration, contemporary lines, and vintage touches.

Tastefully renovated throughout, this living space captivates with its spaciousness under the eaves, its abundant natural light, and its clean aesthetic. White dominates, highlighting the exposed beams, while steel, warm-toned wood, and a few splashes of color create a visually striking and inviting space.

The entrance opens onto a beautiful living area that seamlessly integrates an open-plan kitchen with metal fronts, a dining area, and a comfortable lounge.

The sleeping area comprises a first bedroom of 19.31 m² (floor area) and a second room, currently used as a child’s bedroom, measuring 11.28 m² (floor area). This second room is separated by a glass partition, allowing light to flow through and extending the apartment’s industrial feel. A shower room with a toilet completes this level.

Accessible by a ladder from the living room, a mezzanine now provides additional sleeping space and valuable extra storage.

Quiet and bright, this east-west facing apartment offers a true urban haven, where the charm of the original features meets a carefully designed contemporary renovation. Its layout and flexible spaces allow for different ways of living, adapting to changing needs and life stages.

Two cellars complete this property, which is subject to co-ownership regulations.

Metro: Louis Blanc, Gare de l’Est