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French style with a fresh twist: three-bed, three-bath apartment in Paris’ 16th
The French know that there is something special about the 16th arrondissement. Elegant and leafy, with abundant park space, the 16th is home to wealthy and aristocratic Parisians. Ideally located near Place des États-Unis, this sensitively renovated 204 m2 (2196 sq ft.) 4th floor property (with elevator) offers classic French charm with a modern twist. Liberal use of atelier windows in the interior of the apartment give the living areas an open, airy feeling while retaining it’s classic Haussmannian style elements such as pointe de Hongrie floors, high ceilings, moldings, and fireplace.
Offered at 2 600 000 Euros, agency fees included.
The living, dining and kitchen areas of this apartment are visually open, yet with separated via the use of the antique atelier-style glass partitions, making the vast living areas feel even larger. The gracious kitchen features antique style cabinetry with prominent metal hinges and fasteners. Subway tiles cover an accent wall. The large living area faces south and a large dining area separates the kitchen from the living room. The property was renovated to the highest standards by a well-known architect.
Three large bedrooms, each with its own bath. The master suite also offers a separate dressing area and bath with both shower and tub.
The apartment also features a separate laundry room, numerous storage areas, a basement cellar and an on-site building manager. Two parking spots are available at an additional cost of 100 000€.
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