Living in a Town Mansion
Superb gems of real estate, private mansions in Paris are among the most highly coveted urban properties. Real showcases protected from the bustle of city life, their historic walls play host to rooms offering remarkable volumes and a highly-prized lifestyle.
Ideally located on a secure private drive, a stone’s throw from Les Invalides and the Rodin Museum, this splendid private mansion of 565 m2 benefits from a charming garden-terrace of 53 m2. On two floors and two basement levels reached by lift, it is comprised of magnificent living rooms, 4 en-suite bedrooms, a gym... Cellar and four boxed parking places.
Ideally located on a secure private drive, a stone’s throw from Les Invalides and the Rodin Museum, this splendid private mansion of 565 m2 benefits from a charming garden-terrace of 53 m2. On two floors and two basement levels reached by lift, it is comprised of magnificent living rooms, 4 en-suite bedrooms, a gym... Cellar and four boxed parking places.
On the 2nd floor reached by lift in a 17th-C. mansion, this dual-aspect apartment overlooking the garden and courtyard of honour enjoys total peace and quiet. Its living space of 124 m2 is comprised of a dining-room, a vast lounge with fireplace, a boudoir and a bedroom.
On the 2nd floor reached by lift in a 17th-C. mansion, this dual-aspect apartment overlooking the garden and courtyard of honour enjoys total peace and quiet. Its living space of 124 m2 is comprised of a dining-room, a vast lounge with fireplace, a boudoir and a bedroom.
Nestling on La Butte Montmartre, Le Château des Brouillards built in the 18th century is an extraordinary mansion opening out to a superb garden of 350 m2. Renvoated by architect Jacques Garcia, its living space of 390 m2 is comprised of living rooms with impressive volumes, 5 en-suite bedrooms, an indoor pool, hammam, and a converted attic. Parking places in the grounds.
Nestling on La Butte Montmartre, Le Château des Brouillards built in the 18th century is an extraordinary mansion opening out to a superb garden of 350 m2. Renvoated by architect Jacques Garcia, its living space of 390 m2 is comprised of living rooms with impressive volumes, 5 en-suite bedrooms, an indoor pool, hammam, and a converted attic. Parking places in the grounds.
On the 2nd floor of L’Hôtel d’Epernon, one of the most elegant mansions in Le Marais built in 1623, this apartment of 54 m2 between street and garden offers high ceilings, a dual-aspect living room and a bedroom. A cellar completes the property.
On the 2nd floor of L’Hôtel d’Epernon, one of the most elegant mansions in Le Marais built in 1623, this apartment of 54 m2 between street and garden offers high ceilings, a dual-aspect living room and a bedroom. A cellar completes the property.
