A Heavenly Modern 110m2 OASIS of Comfort & Luxury in St Germain Rue de Babylone

Located in a classic Parisian building with an elevator, this spacious 110 m² apartment offers a perfect blend of traditional elegance and modern comfort. Thoughtfully designed, all rooms are accessed from a central corridor, ensuring privacy and independence.

The apartment features three well-appointed bedrooms:

Master Bedroom: Quiet and serene, with a Queen-size bed and French window (non-convertible to singles).

Second Bedroom: Equipped with a King-size bed that can convert to two single beds, plus a large built-in wardrobe.

Third Bedroom: Flexible setup with either a Queen-size bed or two single beds, perfect for guests or children.

There are two full bathrooms:

Bathroom 1: Includes a sink, bathtub with shower, toilet, and towel warmer.

Bathroom 2: Features a sink and walk-in shower.

A separate half-bath with a toilet and sink is conveniently located near the kitchen.

The ultra-modern kitchen is fully equipped with all necessary appliances, including a separate washing machine and dryer. It also boasts a spacious dining area and stunning sunset views, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.

With tasteful contemporary furnishings and practical amenities, this apartment is a peaceful retreat in the heart of Paris.

Next to the Bon Marche and the shopping area of St Germain, the area is ideal for visiting Paris and staying on the left bank. Metro Sevres Babylone is a few steps away while metro St Sulpice is also quite close. You are about a 10-minute walk to Boulevard Saint Germain and a few minutes from the boutiques of St Germain. The flat is literally on the doorstep of the 'Bon Marche' department store with the finest gourmet food hall in Paris.

There are nine bus stops around the building taking you directly to all the sites. From the apartment, you can walk to the Musee d'Orsay and the Louvre or hop on a bus for a few stops. You can also step out to 'The Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal' - a chapel on rue du Bac, revered by Catholics as the site of three apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1830.