Exclusive luxury residence set within a distinguished early 20th-century building, meticulously preserved and showcasing an impressive architectural entrance hall that reflects the property’s historic character. Its elegant classical common areas and original cage lift embody the timeless charm of period architecture, seamlessly combined with modern comforts.
The home welcomes you through a refined entrance hall leading into a spectacular social area. The expansive living and dining room is bathed in natural light thanks to its south-facing orientation and features four balconies overlooking the street, enhancing both brightness and architectural appeal. The contemporary kitchen, centered around a generous island, integrates beautifully into the space, creating the perfect setting for both everyday living and entertaining. A stylish guest powder room completes this area.
The private quarters comprise three bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, ensuring maximum comfort and privacy. The principal suite stands out for its generous proportions and exterior orientation. This area is further complemented by an independent sitting room, ideal as a TV lounge or library.
Additionally, the property features a spacious service area with independent access, including a laundry area, staff bedroom, and bathroom, offering functionality and discretion.
The building benefits from concierge service during regular hours. The residence is delivered fully renovated and equipped to the highest standards, and includes a storage room on the rooftop as well as a parking space—an exceptional opportunity to enjoy an exclusive home in a remarkable historic setting.
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