Top floor suspended under the roofs

Nestled on the 5th and top floor of a typical 19th-century building in the 11th arrondissement, between Rue des Boulets and Place de la Nation, this unique 30.46 m² (322 sq ft) apartment (66.21 m² floor area) captivates with its unique character and treehouse-like atmosphere overlooking the rooftops of Paris.

From the entrance, a hallway leads to the various rooms: a separate toilet, a bathroom with a bathtub, and a living space bathed in light, punctuated by beautiful old beams. The dual-aspect living room, extended by an open-plan kitchen and dining area, offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere, enhanced by the sloping ceilings that evoke the charm of a boat’s hull.

In the extension, a dual-aspect bedroom with a dressing room (12.24 m² floor space / 7.66 m² Carrez law) completes the ensemble, while an adjoining 6.85 m² room with a Velux window could accommodate an office or an extra sleeping area as needed.

This unique living space, ingeniously designed, offers rare potential. A refresh will fully reveal the authenticity of its old materials and the omnipresent light that floods through it.

Metro: Rue des Boulets (line 9) / Nation (lines 1, 2, 6, 9)