Rue Des francs Bourgeois

Apartment

It is difficult to find the words to capture the grandeur and opulence of this apartment located in a 16th century castle. It is a registered historical monument built in 1586 as the residence of King Henry the 4th.

The entrance opens onto a large living room with a dining area, the modern, fully-equipped kitchen, and a bedroom with en-suite shower room. The living room is a haven of peace and quiet. The building materials are extraordinary-the original stone of the walls blends harmoniously with the pale marble floor. The sitting area which looks out onto the garden is elevated. The dining area is a few steps down with a table perfect for intimate dining or entertaining. Just off the living room is the boudoir - a cozy room with period stone walls lined with cushions, beautifully furnished.

The kitchen is spacious, modern, and fully equipped. A marble staircase leads to the second floor. Rooms on the second floor distribute off of a mezzanine overlooking the living room. Upstairs there is a separate office area with high-speed internet access, a bedroom with en-suite shower room and the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a dressing room. The master bedroom is bathed in rosy hues with a sumptuous leather bed. The master bathroom is entirely in rose marble which continues into the adjoining mirrored dressing room.

This magnificent apartment is paired with a private garden which has a table and chairs for outdoor dining and a hammock. This private garden is a rare refuge in bustling Paris.

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