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Paris 7th — Rue de Grenelle

The Grand Floor

Asking price

€14,900,000

Salon of a Haussmann apartment, herringbone parquet and tall windows

The property

The townhouse was built in 1743 for a fermier général on land acquired ten years earlier on rue de Grenelle. The principal floor spans its entire width, between paved courtyard and garden — a configuration now rare in the neighbourhood, where most townhouses were subdivided in the nineteenth century.

The original woodwork, found beneath seven layers of paint, was uncovered and then restored over four years by a specialist workshop. The Versailles parquetry dates from the building's construction; the four marble fireplaces, all in working order, still bear their overmantels.

No overlooking neighbours: the windows overlook a courtyard of honour on one side, and on the other a six-hundred-square-metre garden over which the property holds exclusive use.

Exact address and plans communicated after meeting, at the family's request.

In images

Enfilade salon, Versailles parquet and tall windows
Ancient room with restored woodwork, raking light

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