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Apartment
Invalides 47,18 m²

Paris 7^e
2 rooms
1 bedroom
47,18 m²

Bourgogne Near Le Bon Marché department store, close to Saint-Germain-des-Prés. 506 sq ft (Carrez Law) apartment on the fourth floor of a magnificent building with lift access.

Composed of a hall, a large kitchen, a living room leading to a bedroom, and one bathroom.

The apartment overlooks a delightful courtyard. Facing east with three large windows. Very quiet and bright.

Advantages

Absolute calm
Digital code

Intercom

Elevator

Address Book

Dessin à la plume de l'hôtel des Invalides à Paris signé Guillaume Reynard

Neighborhood Life

The imposing esplanade is home to a pleasant neighbourhood where the lively Rue Clerc and Rue de l'Université and the immediate proximity to excellent schools (IEB, Ecole Privée Saint-Clothilde, Lennin, etc.) offer a family life preserved from the hustle and bustle of the city. Life here flows peacefully between the Jardin des Invalides and the Champ de Mars.

There are many excellent stores here, including La Fromagerie on Rue Clerc, Martine Lamber ice creams and sorbets, and the Michelin-starred meats available at Maison La Bourdonnec, whose reputation extends far beyond the neighbourhood's boundaries.

The American church attracts a large North American community, which adds a more international flavour, and the exceptional grocery store The Real McCoy supplies them with Anglo-Saxon produce.

You can enjoy fine dining at the popular and renowned restaurants serving iconic French cuisine, celebrate milestones at Thoumieux, l'Arpège or l'Ami Jean, or simply chill out at Petrossian and meet up at the enchanting Deux Abeilles.

L'Arpège

A gastronomic declaration of love to nature.

Showroom India Mahdavi

The colorful and precious setting for the designer's pieces.

Rodin Museum

Discovering the sculpture garden at the Rodin Museum means understanding the subtle harmony between nature and sculpture.

Rosa Bonheur sur Seine

Its terrace, cocktails, and festive atmosphere. The barge, situated near the Pont Alexandre III and the Grand Palais, brings life and modernizes the banks of the Seine, while respecting the tradition of its prestigious surroundings.