rue d'Hauteville

At the corner of Rue d’Hauteville and Rue des Petites Écuries, within a well-maintained period building, this light-filled, cross-through family apartment offers nearly 146 sqm of Carrez law surface and ceilings reaching 2.65 metres.

Located on the third floor with lift access—yet enjoying the elevation of a fourth floor—this beautifully renovated home opens onto a serene entrance gallery painted in calming shades of clay white, setting the tone for a refined and elegant interior.

The gallery leads to a spacious, triple reception room of over 60 sqm, bathed in soft afternoon light through four west-facing windows. Stretching more than ten metres in length, the space adapts easily to different layouts. It currently features a warm and welcoming living area arranged around a working fireplace, a dining space, and a bespoke open-plan kitchen. The kitchen is clad in shou sugi ban (Japanese burnt wood) and fully equipped—including a Lacanche range cooker—infusing the space with a striking urban aesthetic enriched by Japanese, Brutalist, and 20th-century design influences.

Directly opposite lies a generous principal bedroom of over 25 sqm, peaceful and bathed in morning light through its two east-facing windows overlooking an open courtyard with sky views. Originally configured as two rooms, it can easily be re-divided to suit family needs.

The gallery continues into a hallway leading to the private quarters: a comfortable second bedroom and a third, en-suite bedroom featuring its own glass-roofed shower room—both facing the inner courtyard for added tranquillity.

The apartment includes two shower rooms, one of which is designed with a contemporary flair. Its polished concrete surfaces are enhanced by copper-toned fittings and bespoke joinery, offering a sophisticated modern touch.

Additional Features: – Guest WC – Utility/laundry area – Cellar