Paris 1er, 3 Dormitorios - 164 m² Piso en venta

Paris 1st Vendôme place – Fully renovated and furnished apartment – 3 en-suite bedrooms.

In the heart of the 1st arrondissement, a short walk from Place Vendôme, BARNES presents a fully renovated and furnished apartment with high-end finishes, extending to 163.73 m² (Carrez Law surface), 166 m² total floor area. It occupies the third floor, served by a lift, of an 18th-century building with a listed façade and courtyard.

A dual-aspect apartment, the property enjoys light from both the courtyard and the street, filling it with natural light throughout the day. The living room and dining room are arranged around a fully equipped, open-plan kitchen built around a central island. Mouldings, Versailles parquet flooring and a Calacatta Viola marble fireplace lend elegance to the reception rooms.

The sleeping quarters comprise three bedrooms, each arranged en suite with its own shower room or bathroom and a bespoke dressing room.

A cellar completes the property.

Fully renovated with high-end materials and finishes, this apartment with AC is set in the Vendôme quarter, renowned for its jewellers and its proximity to the Tuileries Garden.

Just a stone’s throw from Place Vendôme and the Opéra, this neighborhood—situated in the heart of classic Paris—combines prestige, heritage, and a central location.

The area is served by the Pyramides (lines 7 and 14), Opéra (lines 3, 7, and 8), and Tuileries (line 1) metro stations; notably, line 14 provides a direct, 3-minute connection to Gare Saint-Lazare, as well as a direct link to Gare de Lyon.

For families, local public schooling options include the La Sourdière nursery school, and the Suzanne-Spaak and Cambon elementary schools.

The Tuileries Garden and the Palais-Royal Garden offer wonderful settings for a stroll.
Daily life is enlivened by the renowned jewelers of Place Vendôme, the boutiques along Rue Saint-Honoré, the shops at the Marché Saint-Honoré, and a diverse array of dining options.
Bearing the imprint of Jules Hardouin-Mansart—the architect behind Place Vendôme—the neighborhood retains many 17th- and 18th-century buildings that are registered as historical monuments.