In the heart of Île Saint-Louis, one of the most historic and sought-after settings in Paris, this exceptional apartment offers a rare encounter with the city's architectural heritage. It occupies the noble first floor of a building dating from 1640, whose recently restored façade forms part of the island's distinctive streetscape.
Offering approximately 72 m² of living space, including 71.40 m² under the Carrez law, the apartment is arranged around an impressive reception room of 42.5 m². Its generous proportions and remarkable 3.60-metre ceiling height immediately establish a sense of volume and character.
Total Loi Carrez: 71.52 m²
Total floor area: 73.84 m²
Three tall windows facing due south bring natural light into the reception room and frame views of the historic buildings opposite. The living and dining areas unfold beneath spectacular painted beams dating from the 17th century. A stone fireplace, exposed stonework and antique terracotta tiles reinforce the property's authenticity, while the current layout illustrates the natural harmony between this heritage and a contemporary way of life.
The fitted open kitchen is integrated into the reception room, creating a welcoming and sociable space for entertaining. Its discreet positioning preserves the scale and architectural impact of the principal room.
Set away from the street and overlooking the courtyard, the bedroom offers a more intimate and peaceful atmosphere. It is complemented by a substantial 7.3 m² fitted dressing room, providing unusually generous storage. A shower room with WC and a practical laundry area complete the accommodation.
Air conditioning adds modern comfort without detracting from the apartment's period identity. The original timber doors, deep window openings, painted ceilings and beautifully preserved materials give the property a soulful quality that is increasingly difficult to find in central Paris.
The apartment enjoys an outstanding location on Île Saint-Louis, within easy reach of the Seine, Notre-Dame, the Marais and the cafés, restaurants and independent shops for which the island is renowned. Pont Marie and Saint-Paul métro stations provide convenient connections across the capital.
This is not simply an apartment in a prestigious address, but an atmospheric Parisian home whose scale, light and extraordinary architectural features tell the story of the building's four centuries of history.

ApartmentParis 4ᵗʰ (75)
Price :
$1,708,100
($23,082 / m²)
Surface74 m²bedroom1

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