LUXEMBOURG
Just off Place Saint-Sulpice and near the Jardin du Luxembourg, on one of the district’s quaintest streets, this 74 sq.m (796 sq ft) apartment has been renovated throughout and is situated on the 3rd floor of an old building steeped in charm and equipped with a lift.
Apartment featuring a hall, a living room, a dining room, an equipped open kitchen, a large en-suite bedroom with dressing room, a shower room and an office.
Fabulous views and peace and quiet.
The gentle pace of life in the area can be enjoyed in all its forms, from a walk at daybreak across Place Saint-Sulpice to the comforting restaurants on Rue Servandoni where Bon Saint-Pourçain is top of our list, or the small Italian restaurants on Rue Canette.
Created in the 17th century at the request of Marie de Médicis, this magnificent 23-hectare green space has become a haven of peace, world-famous for its collections of fruit trees and orchids.
Guided tours are organized on the first Wednesday of each month, from April to October inclusive.
It's a bistro as ordinary as it is unusual, nestled along a narrow, gently sloping alleyway in a postcard Paris, with a few famous monuments as neighbors.
The Home Of Beautiful Books
Catholic parish church listed as a historic monument since 20 May 1915
The Saint Sulpice district is one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Paris, with a unique charm and history.
Properties in the Saint Sulpice district are in high demand due to their privileged location and historic architecture. Investing in prestige real estate in the Saint Sulpice district can be an excellent decision for those looking to acquire a high-end property in one of Paris' most exclusive neighborhoods.
Craftsmen of encounters between places of history and new lives.
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Here, prestige comes from the richness of roots, from the Left Bank spirit instilled by numerous artists and intellectuals.
Left Bank
This bank of the Seine is where you’ll find the sort of diversity and contrasts that make the city such a marvel.
Right Bank
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