Lovers of luxury and exclusivity, today we enter the captivating world of high-end real estate in Paris.
Extraordinary properties, coveted addresses, generous volumes, magnificent gardens... These three properties arouse the admiration of all who discover them.
As the fine weather returns, these rare gems offer a peaceful retreat in the heart of Paris and promise moments of outdoor relaxation. In the spotlight:
Afficionados of design and architecture can rejoice. De facto, the home of Kenzo Takada, who died in 2020, is currently up for sale. This 1300 m2 haven of peace was for many years the famous designer's refuge. Located in the heart of the 11th arrondissement, close to Bastille, the house has three floors, revealing a succession of rooms bathed in natural light and a Japanese garden. The one-of-a-kind house is just like the designer: modern and uncluttered. The house houses a collection of objects unearthed over time and travels. All in all? 18 rooms, 7 bedrooms, several living areas and a stunning Japanese garden with several ponds.
Andrée Putman was the first French designer to take a former industrial space and turn it into a living space. The space, which had long been a printing works, gradually became a place of avant-garde design. Until 2013, it was inhabited by Andrée Putman, a leading figure in design and interior architecture. It was then acquired by photographer Peter Lindberg.
This 155 m2 penthouse with 105 m2 roof terrace occupies the top two floors of a handsome 17th-century building in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
This industrial-style loft comprises: a vast space with a sitting area under a zenithal glass roof, a workshop/office area illuminated by a huge glass roof overlooking the courtyard, a bedroom, a bathroom and a shower room.
Upstairs, a contemporary kitchen, storage space and access to the south-facing garden terrace, unoverlooked and so quiet!
Metal beams on the ceiling, a glass wall incorporating a steel structure, transparency, generosity of space, flexibility of use, a reception area, bright, open, modular spaces... all located on a quiet, elegant street in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Located on Place Vauban, this apartment belonged for over 9 years to fashion designer Yves Saint-Laurent and famous businessman Pierre Bergé.
The main assets of this exceptional property? A private 180 m2 garden with breathtaking views of the Invalides dome and the Eiffel Tower. This rare cocoon, located on the noble floor of a former private mansion, boasts almost dizzying ceiling heights of over 5m. Its private garden, hidden between pine and chestnut trees, provides an intimate atmosphere in the heart of Paris. Formerly owned by two renowned personalities, this apartment enjoys a special aura and undeniable charm.
These Parisian properties with green oases embody the very essence of French luxury.
This summer, imagine yourself strolling through carefully tended flowerbeds... Slowly, urban stress melts away...
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