Bright apartment with a chic country feel

Located on the first floor of a 1930s building with distinctive architecture, this 37.64 sq m (Carrez law) apartment occupies the prow of the building, at the corner of Rue Paul de Kock and Rue Émile Desvaux in a village-like neighborhood in the 19th arrondissement.

This vantage point offers triple exposure, unobstructed views, and remarkable natural light, enhanced by ceilings nearly three meters high.

From the entrance, the star-shaped layout reveals a fluid and perfectly legible organization. On one side, the living room with its open-plan kitchen creates a welcoming atmosphere, extending into a sitting room behind a glass roof, nestled in the prow of the building, with an unobstructed view of the houses and cobblestone streets of this bucolic neighborhood. On the other side, the sleeping area combines the bedroom with built-in storage and the shower room, ensuring a comfortable and harmonious separation of spaces. A separate toilet is located in the entrance hall.

The decor artfully blends wood, white, vintage finds, and contemporary lines, creating a chic country atmosphere that is both gentle, elegant, and welcoming. Every detail contributes to this cozy feeling, instantly inviting and easy to make your own.

Located near the Télégraphe and Place des Fêtes metro stations, the apartment enjoys a peaceful, residential setting while remaining close to shops, public transport, and the Buttes Chaumont and Butte du Chapeau Rouge parks.

A unique, bright, and charming living space, ideal for a first-time buyer or a Parisian pied-à-terre, in one of the most discreet and appealing areas of northeast Paris.

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

Metro: Télégraphe, Place des Fêtes (Line 11)