rue des Martyrs

Between Rue Clauzel and Rue Saint-Lazare, on the third floor of a well-maintained period building, this bright through-apartment offers nearly 52 sqm of Carrez law space and boasts ceilings 2.75 metres high.

The flat opens into a luminous hallway painted in soft powder pink tones, complete with a guest wardrobe.

It leads to a spacious shower room, enhanced by striking black-and-white tiling in a distinctive graphic layout. Two courtyard-facing windows provide natural light and ventilation, and the room is large enough to accommodate a utility area.

Opposite, the bedroom—also overlooking the courtyard—is currently open-plan to maximise flow and comfort. Cleverly designed curtains allow the space to be fully enclosed when desired, offering privacy according to the time of day.

Extending beyond is the generous dual-aspect living and dining room of over 30 sqm, flooded with natural light from three large windows facing the street. The room’s adaptable layout easily accommodates different configurations; currently arranged as a living area and a dining space facing the kitchen. The kitchen, fully fitted and equipped, is open to the main reception room yet discreetly set back to define the space.

Bespoke joinery throughout highlights thoughtful architectural details and lends the apartment a charming 1930s character.

Separate WC Windows in all wet rooms Cellar in the basement Large communal bike rack in the courtyard