Property Description
In the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, on Rue Jacob, discover this charming 42 sq m (452 sq ft) one-bedroom apartment, where the allure of historic Paris meets a surprisingly peaceful atmosphere. Located on the 4th floor (no elevator) of a building dating back to 1550, this rare property possesses that special quality sought by Paris lovers: a historic address, abundant natural light, and the feeling of living in the heart of the capital while enjoying true tranquility overlooking the courtyard. From the moment you enter, the apartment captivates with its character and pleasant layout. Facing south, the living room is bathed in light and retains several features that define the charm of Parisian apartments: original parquet flooring and a decorative fireplace. The fitted and functional kitchen blends seamlessly into the entrance. Overlooking the courtyard, the bedroom offers a true haven of peace and features custom-built storage. A modern shower room completes the sleeping area. A cellar further enhances the amenities of this property. Living on Rue Jacob means living in one of the most iconic settings on the Left Bank. Just steps from Place de Furstemberg, the galleries of Rue de Seine, and the Seine riverbanks, the neighborhood is best explored and savored on foot. In the morning, why not enjoy a coffee at Café de Flore or Les Deux Magots, two Saint-Germain-des-Prés institutions? For lovers of French tradition, the renowned Poilâne bakery is also just a few minutes away. Rue de Buci and its market, along with its gourmet shops, cafés, and restaurants, offer the vibrant and elegant atmosphere that has made the neighborhood famous. Art and culture enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of the galleries, the Saint-Germain-des-Prés church, and the Eugène-Delacroix Museum. The Luxembourg Gardens and the Seine are also easily accessible on foot. A true Parisian pied-à-terre in a 16th-century building, in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés: a rare address to experience Paris on foot, between heritage, culture, gastronomy and the art of living.