Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
Cherche midi, PARIS 6e, 200 m2
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Paris apartment 5 rooms 200 m2

Paris apartment 5 rooms 200 m2

Cherche midi

Apartment, PARIS 6e

  • 5rooms
  • 2bedrooms
  • 200 m2
  • €6,240,000

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CHERCHE MIDI Rue du Cherche-Midi, on the fifth floor with elevator of a building built in 1950, 200 sqm apartment decorated by Christophe Delcourt, talented designer and ardent defender of French craftsmanship, renowned for his interest in materials and materials. The apartment consists of an entrance, a superb reception area with living room, dining room and kitchen, an office, a magnificent master bedroom with bathroom and dressing room, a second bedroom with its shower room. Refined apartment, top-of-the-range services and materials.

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District : Neighborhood Cherche-Midi Montparnasse

What a pretty name, "Cherche-midi"! Its origins diverge (as is often the case in Paris) but it would seem that it comes from a sign representing a sundial (hence "cherche midi" - look for the sun at its zenith at noon). An old name for an equally old neighbourhood.

Simply push open one of the many doorways adorning this old road that dates back to the Middle Ages. As soon as the buildings are opened, you discover a succession of courtyards, gardens, and houses tangled together – a reminder that this quarter was that of religious orders. The houses were built on the remains of these illustrious buildings, often retaining their shape, their spirit, and even their souls...

Sometimes the silence is so striking it has the feel of some long-forgotten cloister. The windows of many of the apartments here overlook interior gardens, cobbled courtyards, flower and tree filled interludes. Back out in the street, the cheery life of central Paris is back at the foot of the Tour Montparnasse and not far from Fnac...

 

Local life:

What could be more pleasant than strolling along rue du Cherche-midi and rue de Sèvres? Shops and restaurants alternate with joyful greed so there is always a treat of some kind to be had! Sit down at the table d'hote in the Cantine du Troquet or taste the delicious bourgeois cuisine served in the restaurant Dumonnet, also called Chez Joséphine. Or what about the exciting Fondation Dubuffet, not far from the Duroc crossroads. Finally, watch out for the colossal shadow of Gérard Depardieu, an almost legendary figure in the area, who lives in an extravagant mansion in the very heart of Cherche-Midi!
 

Don’t miss:

A former and very discreet neighbourhood brasserie, Petit Lutetia was recently taken over by a young, dynamic team, which has made it the most joyful of establishments for gourmets!

 

Estate Agent : Anne-Sophie de Meynard

+ 33 1.45.55.79.00

+ 33 6.14.32.28.13

asdemeynard@varenne.fr

Neighborhood Cherche-Midi Montparnasse

What a pretty name, "Cherche-midi"! Its origins diverge (as is often the case in Paris) but it would seem that it comes from a sign representing a sundial (hence "cherche midi" - look for the sun at its zenith at noon). An old name for an equally old neighbourhood.

Simply push open one of the many doorways adorning this old road that dates back to the Middle Ages. As soon as the buildings are opened, you discover a succession of courtyards, gardens, and houses tangled together – a reminder that this quarter was that of religious orders. The houses were built on the remains of these illustrious buildings, often retaining their shape, their spirit, and even their souls...

Sometimes the silence is so striking it has the feel of some long-forgotten cloister. The windows of many of the apartments here overlook interior gardens, cobbled courtyards, flower and tree filled interludes. Back out in the street, the cheery life of central Paris is back at the foot of the Tour Montparnasse and not far from Fnac...

 

Local life:

What could be more pleasant than strolling along rue du Cherche-midi and rue de Sèvres? Shops and restaurants alternate with joyful greed so there is always a treat of some kind to be had! Sit down at the table d'hote in the Cantine du Troquet or taste the delicious bourgeois cuisine served in the restaurant Dumonnet, also called Chez Joséphine. Or what about the exciting Fondation Dubuffet, not far from the Duroc crossroads. Finally, watch out for the colossal shadow of Gérard Depardieu, an almost legendary figure in the area, who lives in an extravagant mansion in the very heart of Cherche-Midi!
 

Don’t miss:

A former and very discreet neighbourhood brasserie, Petit Lutetia was recently taken over by a young, dynamic team, which has made it the most joyful of establishments for gourmets!