Description
How to define the 6th arrondissement and the Luxembourg district? A neighborhood that is both lively and conducive to calm in the resplendent Jardin du Luxembourg. A cultural district, with its numerous cinemas and theaters. A student district, as evidenced by universities and prestigious educational establishments. A district whose names of restaurants and hotels (Rotonde, Lutétia, Closerie des Lilas) are famous beyond the limits of the capital. A district associated with the history of Paris which has seen many artists and imposing buildings live. This neighborhood is all of that at the same time, indefinable and so sought after. Among the famous arteries that cross it, the long boulevard Raspail interests us here on its portion between rue de Sèvres and boulevard du Montparnasse. We are a few steps from the Notre-Dame-des-Champs church, almost opposite the metro station of the same name. A classic building hides something less classic and which will amaze you as soon as you walk through the door. It is accessed from the hall of the condominium, on the ground floor. Already, the airlock sets the tone: no space is superfluous or decoratively neglected. It is a sort of decompression space before another world. Because once through this airlock, we are already far from the boulevard and Parisian habits. The patio-type interior courtyard (exclusive use) is not like the others. It is framed by this property presented exclusively by the Agency [.Vous.], with its bay windows which will never take your eyes off the greenery or the light. New shock upon entering the main room: the immensity (89 m2) is filled with a raw and elegant decoration, made of wood and metal beams. It includes an office area, a library (Albini) and above all a lounge area with a sofa (Charles Zana and Julie de Libran) facing a splendid fireplace designed by interior designer Charles Zana which makes this space so comfortable and cozy . It gives access to a second terrace, more intimate than the previous one, with its garden. The kitchen is in the same spirit; it mixes industrial touches (brick) and chic (marble, black wood) and faces the first terrace thanks to the bay window. Its large wooden table is the promise of meals which will end by the fire in the next room. The upper floor is reached via a staircase whose banister is made of wrought iron and the walls which surround it are coated with lime. It has two sleeping areas: a first bedroom (for example a child's) with its own bathroom. And the grandiose master suite with original architecture. The bathroom, dressed in white marble and its superb bathtub, is visible through a rotating screen and accessible via a large dressing room. The lower floor, where some will see a “loft” type decoration, offers a range of possibilities: currently, a large home cinema sits alongside a gym, a bar and an office. Formerly, it had a sauna. There is also plenty of storage space and a laundry room. Finally, a third, completely independent bedroom, like a hotel suite, adjoins the entrance hall with its own bathroom heated on the floor like all the others. With its 16 m2, it is spacious and richly decorated, like every square centimeter of this exceptional property. Exceptional, yes, but how to define it? Its facets are so multiple, its decoration so rich and eclectic, its layout so daring that it is probably indefinable. Regardless, it is not made to be categorized, but to be inhabited. Contact: Stéphane Terme on 06 81 85 06 35 Co-ownership of 35 lots / monthly charges of €891
