At the edge of the 7th arrondissement, on the Left Bank, this bright, spacious apartment with approximately 1,500 square feet offers a special “post card” view of the Eiffel Tower from the Living Room. You will know you are in Paris from the minute you arrive.

The apartment is situated in a 19th century Haussman style building in one of the most elegant and exclusive quarters of Paris and in addition to the “post card” view there are splendid views of tree lined Avenue de Suffren onto the Champs de Mars on one side and a landscaped park on the other. It is within walking distance of the Eiffel Tower, Champs de Mars, the Seine and the Ecole Militaire with plenty of shops, restaurants, bistros, cafes, and supermarkets located in the immediate vicinity. For the antique and art lover the Village Suisse is only a few minutes walk.

There is an open-air market on Wednesday and Sunday mornings a few minutes walk from the apartment on Boulevard de Grenelle at Avenue de la Motte-Picquet and another on Thursday and Saturday mornings directly behind the Ecole Militaire on Avenue de Saxe at Avenue de Segur. They are a real slice of Parisian life and you will find a wide assortment of local items and products at these markets including cheeses, produce, olives, olive oil, meats, sausage, bread, fish, spices, cookware and clothing.

An entrance to the Metro station Motte-Picquet Grenelle is just around the corner and less than a three-minute walk. This station is served by three different lines with Line 10 whisking you directly to the heart of the Saint Germain des Pres district on the left bank while Line 8 takes you directly to the Right Bank and the Champs Elysées and Place de la Concorde and Line 6 takes you directly to the Trocadéro or Montparnasse. And, if you must have an American fix while you are in Paris the Hilton Hotel is just up the street, also on Avenue de Suffren.

This recently renovated and professionally decorated two bedroom-study apartment offers an elegant 19th century Parisian residence with parquet floors, twelve-foot ceilings and architectural features typical of the period. We think you will also appreciate the Peacock Alley bed linens and covers, the abundance of pillows and the plush bathroom towels.

Grand Foyer

The apartment is entered through the Grand Foyer which leads to the spacious living room.

Study

The Study is furnished with a desk, sofa, end tables and lamps.