Taking up residence across from the Tuileries garden, in Paris
It's facing the Jardin des Tuileries that Parisians in love with their city like to set set up their residence, in order to take advantage of its most beautiful historical monuments.
For Parisians, who literally vow a cult to their capital and its most handsome historical monuments, living across from the Tuileries garden is a real privilege. Between the Seine, the Musée du Louvre and Place de la Concorde, the geographical situation of this French-style green space, sprinkled with café-restaurants, where there was an old tile factory, makes it a model of elegance.
Paris lovers set up resident facing the jardin des Tuileries
In freestone, the top standing apartments bordering it benefit from maximum sun exposuree. Highly coveted, they offer a unique panorama on the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Invalides and the Musée d'Orsay, a skip and a hop from the Faubourg Saint-Honoré and Place Vendôme.
Some people would pay top euro to sit here for coffee or cocktails, in front of one of the largest green spaces of the capital. © DR
A Southern exposure
This exceptional venue spans 150 m² on the higher floors, conveying a bright clarity to its 5 perfectly implemented rooms. With its long balcony, it comprises a vast salon/dining room exposed to the South, a semi-open fitted kitchen and 2 rooms with separate bathrooms. Cherry on the cake in the area, this apartment even has a private parking…
In the dining room, contemporary works of art showcase the artistic taste of the owners. © DR
Vast and calm, the bedroom also features arty allures. © DR
Treating yourself to the Tuileries as neighbor, in Paris
This property is offered by www.engelvoelkers.com
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