listed private mansions for sale Paris, France

Located Villa Montmorency,a private secure and gated community, superb late 19th-century mansion. In a setting of absolute tranquility, this elegant Anglo-Norman-inspired residence offers an intimate and secure environment. With a total living area of 426 m², the property consists of a main mansion and an separate building with double garage and studio. A lovely garden and two terraces complement the property. This West facing villa currently comprises: On the ground floor: - An entrance, - A main living room with a bow window, - A second living room with a fireplace, - A dining room adjoining a large kitchen, - A guest restroom. On the first floor: - A suite with a shower room and access to a large balcony, - A second suite with a walk-in closet and a bathroom (with toilets), - Separate toilets. On the second floor: - A suite with a shower room, - Two bedrooms, - A bathroom, - Separate toilets. On the third floor: - A large 76m² space currently used as an office and home cinema, - Toilets. An 86-square-meter basement comprises: - A gym area, - Toilets, - A laundry/boiler room, - Two cellars, - Storage space. Rare on the market, 24h/7 security.

EXCLUSIVE - Accessed via an elegant private tree-lined and cobblestone driveway, this property, renovated by Jean-Jacques Ory and Thierry W. Despont, forms part of a historic estate in the Faubourg Saint-Germain, originating from the former outbuildings of the Hôtel de Noirmoutier, an 18th-century mansion designed by architect Jean Courtonne. Set within a unique and exceptionally well-preserved environment, it enjoys absolute tranquillity and a highly secure setting, in immediate proximity to major institutions and embassies, within a discreet and protected residential enclave. Arranged over three levels and served by both a private lift and staircase, the property opens onto a 53 sq m garden terrace. The reception areas comprise a grand living room, an intimate sitting room, a billiard room and a TV lounge, together with four suites. Generous volumes and a fluid layout make it ideally suited as either a primary residence or an exceptional Parisian pied-à-terre, offering both comfort and privacy in a peaceful and secure environment. Entirely renovated with great respect for its heritage, this private mansion combines contemporary elegance with noble materials, enhanced by a predominance of light oak finishes. The lower levels include a fitness room, wine cellar, laundry room and extensive storage spaces. Two private garages accommodating up to four large vehicles, together with a high-end concierge service and permanent security, further enhance the exceptional and protected character of this unique residence in the heart of Paris.

A 130 m² flat with a living room whose decor is listed, in a small Directoire-style building overlooking a garden, close to the Jardin du Luxembourg. The flat occupies the right wing of a small listed town house, hidden from the street by a modern building designed by Jean Dubuisson, winner of the Grand Prix de Rome in 1945. A caretaker is on duty at all times. A first glass entrance, secured by a code followed by an intercom, provides access to a vast hall in grey marble, which is under video surveillance. Through large glass walls, a shady garden can be seen, with white gravel paths, planted with acacias and sycamores and punctuated by small circular beds of rhododendrons, ivy and hydrangeas. At the end of the 19th century, the site housed painters' studios. The most famous painters to work there were Alfons Mucha and Jean Dupas. Built in 1796, the Hôtel Scelles is a remarkable example of late 18th-century architecture. Designed for the sculptor and marble-maker François Scelles, the building occupies part of the estate of the Carmélites convent, sold as national property during the Revolution. The building's strictly ordered facade is one storey higher than the ground floor and is opened up by five windows on either side of a central main building. The latter, set between two slender marble pilasters at a very slight projection, is enhanced by three triangular pediments on the main floor. Dating back to the 17th century, the stone baluster cornice, together with the flat roof, reflect the French-style roofing of the 18th century. The second floor of the central section dominates the façade, with three arched windows topped by a sculpted clasp. Two stone brackets support the ensemble, which is topped by a curved pediment pierced by an oculus housing the bust of François Scelles. A private entrance, at the right-hand corner of the façade, leads to two dwellings. The door reveals a hallway with a cloakroom and a staircase leading to the first floor. With six high windows lined with wooden shutters facing south-west and opening on to the garden, it comprises a kitchen, a dining room of almost 18 m², and a bedroom of around 15 m² with a bathroom and dressing room. Adjoining the dining room, which is listed as a historic monument, there is a reception room measuring some 38 m² with a vaulted ceiling and a large arched fanlight to the west. The interior decoration of the grand salon, built on the site of Louise de La Vallière's former oratory, is remarkable due to the quality, diversity and rarity of the marble covering the walls in shades of puce, Languedoc red and Pyrenean green. Purple breccia pilasters crowned with capitals support a moulded cornice framing a wide border painted in Pompeian-style grisaille, featuring women dressed in antique style, on either side of busts of famous men depicted in trompe-l'œil medallions. There are solid mahogany double doors throughout. A wooden staircase in the dining room leads to a second attic level. Two bedrooms of around 10 and 16 m² with exposed beams, a bathroom and a separate toilet occupy the first floor. There is also an underground parking space and a cellar, both accessible by lift.

Etoile/Iéna. This sumptuous 614 sqm private mansion located a stone’s throw from the Arc de Triomphe has been meticulously renovated throughout. On four floors including a fitted basement, it includes an entrance hall, a security monitoring room, a study, and a conservatory with a mobile sunroof opening onto a leafy courtyard and benefiting from independent access. The first floor comprises a living/reception room featuring a 4-metre high ceiling, and a dining room. A spacious master suite with a bathroom, a dressing room and a sitting room is on the second floor, and five further suites with bathrooms are on the top floor. The basement comprises a spacious professional kitchen, a screening room, a wine cellar, two staff studio apartments and technical premises. State-of-the-art security system. With a courtyard parking space. An exceptional property bathed in sunshine.