In the heart of the Latin Quarter, the Sorbonne and at the bend of the oldest pedestrian street in Paris (closed to traffic in 1972) you will discover this 4-storey building built in 1700 and with the appearance of a private mansion that the Espaces Atypiques Paris Rive Gauche agency offers.

Access is via a courtyard with typically Parisian cobblestones over which watches, peacefully lying down, the sculpture of a woman installed on the steps, behind her mascarons adorn the facade.

The entrance to the apartment sets the tone with the expected charm of the place through the respect of the period construction work: old beams, stone on the floor, half-timbering on the wall and fireplaces.

The authenticity of the place is fully restored in the double living room which benefits from being through with the paved courtyard and a private patio.

Two bedrooms communicating with this patio offer independence and friendly circulation.
A third independent bedroom and two bathrooms complete the visit of this level. In addition, a flight of stairs leads to the lower level where the large vaults and exposed stone walls are outlined like a backdrop.

It allows you to discover different spaces converted into bedrooms, libraries or showcases for various collections. The large volumes allow you to consider all the desired layouts: from the most classic to the most eccentric!

The historical character of the place magnified by the use of period materials, however, leaves multiple possibilities for layout and makes this apartment a rare and emotional property.
Transport:
Saint-Michel Notre-Dame (Line 4, RER B and C)
Cluny La Sorbonne (line 10)