This 4-room, 2-bedroom flat, measuring 86 m² and featuring a 30 m² panoramic terrace, is situated just a few minutes’ walk from Le Bon Marché and is being offered for sale by Varenne.
As the new academic year gets underway, the Paris property market is picking up again. Following a strong start to 2026 and a slowdown in May, the first few weeks of September have seen a renewed surge in activity. This improvement follows a rather busy summer for the estate agents that remained open.
Getting fired after a reorganization at his firm wasn't ideal, but Marty Yabrow and his wife, Angie, wanted to make the best of it, so in 2024 they booked a three-city trip to Europe. Then, one morning while Marty was filling out a planning spreadsheet with hotels and restaurants, Angie asked out of the blue, "Why don't we just move there instead?" Marty was quick to react.
This family flat, measuring 100.81 m² (Carrez law), situated a stone’s throw from Le Bon Marché in Paris’s 7th arrondissement, is being offered for sale by Varenne.
In Les Invalides, a contemporary residence set within an 18th-century estate, accessed via a private, tree-lined cobbled driveway, this 470 m² townhouse forms part of a former estate in the Faubourg-Saint-Germain, which was once attached to the Hôtel de Noirmoutier, built in the 18th century by Jean Courtonne. Situated in the heart of the embassy district, the property has been renovated by architects Jean-Jacques Ory and Thierry Despont in a contemporary style dominated by light oak.
Founded in 1991 on the Left Bank, Varenne has established itself as one of the leading names in Parisian luxury property. Thirty-five years on, as the market regains its balance, the agency continues to cultivate an approach in which people, architecture and the Parisian art of living take centre stage.
Some places attract attention for their singular beauty, their history, their rare silence. These real estate, which have recently been featured in the press, embody the very best that real estate has to offer.
When a property escapes the simple definition of real estate and joins that of heritage, it inevitably catches the eye.
Leading titles such as Le Figaro, AD Magazine, Le Journal des Arts , Challenges and The Wall Street Journal have recently lent their ears to the stories told by our properties: residences bathed in light, shaped by selected materials, steeped in history and opening onto unique perspectives.
The press talks about our properties, and also questions our expertise.
With over 34 years' experience in the prestige property market, Varenne is regularly called upon for its analysis, its sensitive reading of Parisian dynamics and its specific expertise of the Left Bank: an exceptional territory that we explore every day from our offices in Place Saint-Sulpice and Rue de Babylone.
Our sales are always the result of an encounter between a place and its history, far beyond a transaction. It's the result of tailor-made advice, an intimate understanding of the place and its people, a subtle link between evidence and silence.
If the press dwells on it, it's not so much to praise luxury as to underline a form of rarity: that of a timeless elegance that it's our vocation to reveal.
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