The flat is located in a Left Bank neighbourhood synonymous with French philosophy and culture, nestled between the boulevards of Saint-Michel and Saint-Germain. In this historical sector of the capital, known as the Latin Quarter, named in honour of the period when students used Latin to communicate with one other, the 19th-century building, with five storeys, contains two flats per floor, e.g. approximately 15 units in all.
Safeguarded by an access code and an entry pass, the common areas feature meticulously maintained Paris stone, while an elegant wooden staircase leads to the third floor where the flat is located. Facing west, it includes a foyer lined with cabinets and a bedroom with built-in storage cupboards that looks out on to a peaceful interior courtyard, followed by a living room with a dining area, the latter of which is separated from the former by an atelier window fitted with frosted glass for extra privacy. In addition, a second bedroom could also be created for guests on the flat’s western side, while the open and fitted kitchen gives on to the living area.
As for the bathroom with lavatory, located between the living area and sleeping quarters, it is decorated with blue and white Greek-inspired patterns and is accessible from either side, which could turn out to be quite useful if a second bedroom is created. Featuring straight-plank hardwood floors and tall, double-glazed windows, which bathe the flat in ample sunlight, the property is sold with a storeroom on the first floor, providing additional and precious storage space.