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Apartment Paris 16th (75)

A 221 m² flat and its 27 m² terrace, near Ranelagh Gardens in Paris’ 16th arrondissement. The building was constructed in 1965 and is typical of the era, with glazed railings and a dressed stone facade. Immaculately kept, it spans nine stories, with a main and a back stairway. It looks out over a courtyard and a garden. It has a live-in caretaker. A first set of iron gates lead, off the street, to an alleyway and its flower-filled gardens. Then a door, protected by a numerical keypad security system, gives access to the building’s vast entrance hall, with its beige marble flooring and its light-coloured walls. This flat, on the second floor, can be reached via the stairway and two lifts. The inside, with the benefit of a dual aspect, has been redesigned around a reception room, spanning more than 75 m², a separate, fully fitted kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom and two main suites, with wardrobes and shower rooms. Each room has a balcony. The reception room, however, opens on to a terrace, spanning approx. 27 m², with a view over Ranelagh Gardens. The flat is fully home-automated and air-conditioned. The flat and its terraceThis family flat, laid out on the second floor, has been completely renovated. The architect has made sure to preserve unity throughout the interior decoration and chose noble materials: solid wood parquet flooring, all the furniture is made of a light-coloured wood and the dressed stone walls are beige. This dual-aspect flat is particularly bright courtesy of copious amounts of light, high ceilings and a lighting system combining integrated spotlights, luminous mirrors and indirect lighting under the furniture. A corridor leads from the entrance hall, spanning more than 13 m², initially right to a pre-pantry, then the kitchen, fully fitted with good quality units. Marble is omnipresent from the table to the worksurface and including the splashback. The kitchen has a glazed door opening on to a balcony, with a view over the inner courtyard. Next to it, a first bedroom, with parquet flooring, adjoins a private bathroom with a toilet, a shower and a wash-hand basin. Straight on from the entrance hall, the main bedroom includes two large wardrobes and also adjoins a private bathroom, with two wash-hand basins and a shower. On the other side are another two bedrooms, with balconies, and their bathroom, with two wash-hand basins and a bath. There is also a laundry room. Each of the bedrooms features a built-in wooden frame, for housing a flat-screen television. The reception room, to the left of the entrance hall, lined with numerous built-in cupboards, spans more than 75 m², looking out over the street and Ranelagh Gardens. It abounds in natural light courtesy of its wide, sliding picture windows and has an ethanol fireplace, perfectly integrated into the wall, lined with built-in furniture. Two central, sliding doors, concealing the flat-screen television, are flanked on either side by bookshelf units. This room adjoins a terrace, spanning almost 27 m², which is big enough to take an eating area. It has a view of Ranelagh Gardens, with the Eiffel Tower in the distance. And lastly, this flat is installed with many of the latest modern-day home comforts. It is air-conditioned: each room has its own thermostat. It is also fitted with home automation, including an individual and centralised system for opening and closing the rolling shutters. When it is dark, night-lights integrated into the walls automatically light up at a simple movement. This flat also comes with a cellar and a carparking space in the basement which is able to take two small cars one behind the other. Read more