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Panthéon 58,70 m²

Paris 5^e
3 rooms
2 bedrooms
58,70 m²

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ideal pied-à-terre - exclusive listing

MONTAGNE SAINTE GENEVIEVE

Exclusive listing at the heart of the fifth arrondissement, one of the iconic left bank neighbourhoods, in a remarkable location, on the second floor of a stunning 18th century building with a lift.

Magnificent corner apartment renovated by an interior designer and spanning 60 sq.m (646 sq ft) with triple exposure and breathtaking views over Ecole Polytechnique and Place Jacqueline-de-Romilly.

It features an entrance hall, a large corner living room and an open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms overlooking the square and the courtyard and a shower room.

This ideal pied-à-terre has been renovated with high-quality materials. Your dreams have a home!

Advantages

Clear view
Parquet, moldings

Old (Antique)

Air conditioning

Fireplace
Furnished

Digital code
Intercom

Elevator

Address Book

From decoration ideas and Varenne’s interiors, to an array of cultural and culinary discoveries, our homes have never been such a window onto the world!

Dessin du Panthéon Luxembourg Guillaume Reynard Varenne

Neighborhood Life

Residential and student-focused, the district embodies both the charm of a small village and youthful energy.

Here high-quality small traders are king: the Japanese grocery store on Place Maubert, the producers’ grocery store on Rue Lacépède, the Cremerie du Panthéon, Le Bonbon au Palais artisanal sweet shop selling the best of regional French specialities, and La Tuile à Loup, a must-see showcase in Paris for French ceramics and artisanal crafts.

Tea rooms are also abundant here, cosy and diverse, from the traditional L’Heure du Thé to the bohemian Sucrépice and the oh-so British Tea Caddy, not to mention the gourmet Japanese Kawanaki - a world of infinite tastes!

Vue du fronton en pierre de l'assemblée nationale avec les lettres dorées AUX GRANDS HOMMES LA PATRIE RECONNAISSANTE

The Panthéon

On the mountain Sainte-Geneviève, masterpiece of the architect Soufflot. Today, the Panthéon houses the remains of numerous illustrious French figures, such as Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Émile Zola, Marie Curie, and Jean Moulin, among others.