L'Essence de Saint-Germain-an opulent 18th-century apartment

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Nancy Mitford lived on this street, as did Cole Porter – and you’ll soon see why he wrote ‘I love Paris’. You’re close to the gorgeous shops of Sevres Babylones to the designer delights of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, and exactly halfway between the Jardins du Luxembourg and Jardins des Tuileries – a loveable location indeed.

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?

1.Take park in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés cafe scene, it's moments away
2.Dial in a private chef for a grand dinner party
3.Play a few tunes on the piano in the sitting room
4.Get some work done at the desk in the main bedroom

This exquisite 18th-century apartment embodies the epitome of luxury living, seamlessly blending opulence with modern practicality in one of Paris's most prestigious districts, Saint-Germain-des-Prés. A treasure trove of heirloom antiques and gilded mouldings evokes a timeless elegance, while thoughtful design ensures comfort and convenience. The kitchen, grand by Parisian standards, offers a spacious eat-in area and a charming breakfast nook, perfect for intimate mornings with fresh pastries and coffee. The two beautifully appointed bedrooms each feature en-suite bathrooms, while a dedicated study space provides an elegant spot for work or reflection.

The apartment’s heritage is steeped in history, with art and furniture passed down through generations, imbuing every corner with a sense of family legacy. Rich conker-brown wood and vibrant daffodil-yellow walls create a warm, sophisticated atmosphere, while the dining room, illuminated by ornate chandeliers and framed with gilt edges, is perfect for hosting refined gatherings. The bathrooms, subtly influenced by Art Deco, radiate understated glamour.

The master bedroom, enveloped in luxurious ruby claret wallpaper and decorated with a magnificent seascape, offers a serene retreat—a perfect sanctuary for restful nights. Situated in an enviable location, you are steps away from the bohemian delights of Saint-Germain-des-Prés and equidistant from the lush Jardins du Luxembourg and the Tuileries Gardens, offering a perfect blend of cultural vibrancy and natural tranquility.