Top floor, with windows on both sides and overlooking the Bois de Vincennes
At the top of the most beautiful building on the Plateau de Saint-Maurice, built in 1896 by Georges Guyon, a major architect of the Belle Époque who shaped the city’s urban identity facing the Bois de Vincennes, lies an exceptional apartment that is as much a jewel box as a work of art.
A rare find where space soars and breathes with an almost cinematic clarity.
On the top floor, accessible by an elevator that passes through common areas worthy of a private mansion, this 64.27 sqm (Carrez law) apartment (80 sqm of floor space) immediately reveals itself as a through-unit, offering a unique panoramic view that embraces the deep green of the Bois de Vincennes, the sculpted forms of the Rocher, and the Parisian skyline like a living landscape.
Entering a sequence of precisely orchestrated spaces, a generous entrance opens onto a hallway punctuated with storage, a refined powder room, and a vast, light-filled open-plan kitchen, designed as a true gathering place.
Nearby, the first bedroom, now a child’s room, captures the light of an ever-changing sky, a living canvas.
Then the living room, the true centerpiece, extends to face this breathtaking view, where each moment of the day paints the space with a different light.
At the end of this sequence, crowned by the sky, a princely bedroom under the eaves, equipped with custom-made storage crafted by an exceptional carpenter, creates an intimate and perfectly designed refuge.
The entire property, impeccably maintained, requires no work and feels like a manifesto of quiet elegance: architecture that engages with light, an orientation that captures the air and the horizon, a sensation of being suspended above the city while remaining anchored in the vibrant and refined Saint-Maurice Plateau neighborhood.
A cellar naturally complements this property, a bicycle storage room simplifies daily life, and at the heart of the building, an interior garden offers an unexpected respite. A discreet space where, sometimes, birthdays are celebrated amidst flowers and bursts of laughter.
Just steps away, shops, the market, the metro, and walks in the woods lend this address a rare tranquility: the vitality of a sought-after town, a stone’s throw from Paris, where everyday life blends with the serenity of green spaces and the gentle charm of an incomparable lifestyle.
Charenton École metro station: 5-minute walk.
Shops: 1-minute walk.
Schools: 2-5 minute walk.
Additional information
- 3 rooms
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- Floor : 5
- 5 floors in the building
- 21 co-ownership lots
- Annual co-ownership fees : 1 700 €
- Property tax : 1 815 €
- Proceeding : Non
Energy Performance Certificate
- A
- B
- C
- D
- 291kWh/m².year65*kg CO2/m².yearE
- F
- G
- A
- B
- C
- D
- 65kg CO2/m².yearE
- F
- G
Estimated average annual energy costs for standard use, indexed to specific years 2021, 2022, 2023 : between 1720 € and 2370 € Subscription Included
Agency fees
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The fees include VAT and are payable by the vendor
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29 Boulevard de Courcelles 75008 Paris
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