Apartment Paris 1er - 7 bedrooms - 309m²
75001 - Paris 1er
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A few steps from Place Vendôme, Rue Saint-Honoré and Jardin des Tuileries, within a remarkable 19th-century ashlar stone building attributed to the famous architect Louis Visconti, this rare opportunity offers the possibility of acquiring two stacked apartments, located on the first and second floors, to create an exceptional reception duplex of 309.09sqm Carrez law.
The first apartment develops 135.54sqm Carrez and the second 173.55sqm Carrez.
The whole currently comprises 10 rooms and up to 6/7 bedrooms, spread over two levels.
The property also benefits from an interior terrace as well as a 5.60 sqm balcony facing west.
The merging of the two lots would allow for the imagining of a Parisian residence with rare proportions, featuring spacious reception areas, multiple suites, and perfectly separate private spaces.
Both apartments offer beautiful volumes and remarkable historic elements: herringbone parquet flooring, marble fireplaces, woodwork, moldings, and generous ceiling heights.
The second floor notably has a ceiling height of 3.22 meters.
The building and its remarkable communal areas fully contribute to the patrimonial character of the ensemble.
Its location, between Place Vendôme, Rue Saint-Honoré, Opéra Garnier, and Jardin des Tuileries, places this property at the heart of historic Paris, close to luxury houses, palaces, galleries, and major cultural institutions.
Possibility to install air conditioning.
- Prestigious location: near Place Vendôme and the Tuileries.
- Unique proportions: potential to create a 309 m² duplex.
- Period features: original parquet, fireplaces, and moldings.
Paris 1st – PLACE VENDÔME / SAINT-HONORÉ – Exceptional duplex project – 309.09sqm Carrez
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Ref : 840-957JPOFRA - Date : 22/09/2026
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