Rue Vaneau 75007 Paris France

Paris, Département de Paris 75007

France

FOUR BEDROOMS AND 4.5 BATHROOMS RESIDENCE DUPLEX WITH PARISIAN ROOFTOP VIEWS.

Welcome into the quintessence of Parisian sophistication with this duplex residence, featuring four bedrooms and four and a half lavish bathrooms. Bathed in natural light from its Eastern and Southern exposures, this home has undergone a complete renovation and is ready to welcome you. Upon entering, you're greeted by a grand hallway with soaring ceilings and wood floors, setting the stage for an ambiance of pure elegance. To the right, a spacious living room unfolds, graced with towering windows that frame the iconic Parisian vistas, perfect for grand entertainment. The living room, complete with a fireplace, built-in bookshelves providing a sanctuary for both lavish gatherings and tranquil relaxation. Its high ceilings and chevron wood floors are accentuated by the abundant natural day light, while the wall mounted flat-screen TV and a music system installation with sound speakers add a touch of modern luxury. Adjacent to the living room, the dining room awaits, offering a seamless flow for your hosting needs. Every detail is thoughtfully curated, from the wood floors to the built-in audio speakers and the ceiling's indirect lighting design.

Tomorrow morning, open your French bedroom windows to the beautiful view of the building's warm stone and gray rooftops against a blue sky. The bedroom's high ceiling is complemented by a built-in closet organized with shelves, wardrobe rod, pull-down wardrobe lift with handle, providing ample storage space, along with a small walk-in closet. The en-suite bathroom is equipped with a spacious shower decorated with magnificent tiles for ultimate relaxation, includes an extra-large mirrored frameless medicine cabinet and a radiant towel warmer. The kitchen serves as a culinary masterpiece, with its extensive white glossy cabinetry with dark countertops and backsplash that makes both cooking and entertaining a delight. The West-facing kitchen window allows for ample light. The high-end appliances include a paneled fridge and freezer, an extra separate one, a Gaggenau oven and microwave, a Miele four-burner electric/induction cooktop. Recycling and compost bins are also provided. A laundry room equipped with washer/dryer, and a chic powder room completes the first floor.

Ascend to the upper level of the duplex, from the warm wooden staircase to the three bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms. The renovation of this entire floor was beautifully executed, with each bedroom uniquely crafted, and views over the romantic Parisian gray slate rooftops. Each bathrooms features either a bathtub or a shower, recessed lights, towel warmers, and accents of marble, wood, or colorful tiles. Ideal for children's quarters or a sophisticated home office, this upper floor is a haven of serenity and beauty. Additional amenities include the option to acquire a staff room outside the residence and/or a storage space. Please reach out for more details on these offerings.

The principal characteristic of this Haussmann building façade is that it is made of beige cut stone, contrasted with an anthracite zinc or slate roof. Some of the characteristic elements, in the common areas, is a large entrance vestibule with a marble floor and a carriage door and a beautiful staircase with a wrought iron handrail. Windows from Art Deco. This style has contributed to the birth of "The City of Light" as Paris has become a symbol of modernity. So not surprisingly, Robert Marcel Casadesus who was a renowned 20th-century French pianist and composer lived in this building. A product of the school of French pianism, he spent the Second World War years in Princeton, NJ, and among his neighbors was Albert Einstein, an amateur violinist; the two played Mozart together privately on occasion. Among his recordings are those of the complete piano music of Ravel. He is known for the Beethoven Violin Sonatas with Zino Francescatti and The Bell Telephone Hour, a fine arts-related television series broadcast on NBC.

Nestled in one of the most elegant districts of Paris, the building stands within the Left Bank's 7th arrondissement—a district synonymous with prestige and affluence. This vibrant area is home to iconic monuments and premier museums that are the heartbeat of the city's rich cultural tapestry. Dominating the skyline, the 7th arrondissement boasts the majestic Eiffel Tower, flanked by the sprawling greens of the Champ-de-Mars. Cultural aficionados revel in the array of sites, including the Musée d'Orsay, renowned for its impressive Impressionist art collection, the Musée Rodin, celebrated for its enchanting sculpture garden, and the Musée des Invalides, the final resting place of Napoleon. A stone's throw away lies the Hôtel de Matignon, the esteemed residence and office of France's Prime Minister. The area is also a diplomatic hub, dotted with numerous embassies and consulates. The 7th arrondissement's streets are lined with haute cuisine eateries and luxurious boutiques. Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche stands out as a beacon of high-end brands and fashion, while the Grande Épicerie de Paris offers gourmet delights and culinary treasures from around the globe. In addition, the district is peppered with an array of exquisite dining establishments and charming cafés. Its prime location near the St Germain and Montparnasse districts further adds to its allure. Amidst the urban splendor, numerous parks and children's play areas offer verdant retreats, adding a touch of serenity to this distinguished quarter. Please reach out for more details about this unique property.