Apartment on a high floor with unobstructed views

On the edge of the Marais district, this 50.65 sq m (45.59 sq m Carrez law) apartment occupies the 7th floor of a 1968 building with an elevator, offering a privileged vantage point overlooking the city. The space unfolds as a fluid and well-defined area, where every square meter is perfectly placed.

From the moment you enter, custom-built storage creates a refined and sophisticated atmosphere. The living area is laid out lengthwise, punctuated by a continuous glass facade that captures light and elongates the space. It features a living room with an open-plan kitchen, enhanced by solid wood flooring and underfloor heating, a hallmark of discreet and modern comfort.

The large bay windows, a signature of 1960s architecture, offer a southwest exposure and an unobstructed view of the Parisian rooftops and monuments. The sky becomes a living painting, changing with the hours, enhancing the feeling of height and space. The landscape becomes an integral part of the interior design.

The sleeping area comprises a bedroom with an adjoining bathroom featuring a minimalist design, clean lines, and carefully chosen materials. The bedroom, calm and uncluttered, connects seamlessly with the outdoors. A hallway converted into a dressing room optimizes storage, while a separate toilet completes the layout.

A cellar and a bicycle storage room complete this rare property, subject to co-ownership regulations, combining a high floor, architectural renovation, and Parisian views in the heart of a vibrant and sought-after neighborhood.

A unique living space, conceived as a contemporary elevated retreat, where the architecture reveals light and the panorama.

Metro: Bréguet-Sabin or Bastille