17th century hotel particulier noble floor by Musee Picasso.

A marvellous Noble Floor section with 3.5m high ceilings of an exquisite Hotel Particulier built during the reign of Louis XIV and listed as an historically significant building at the National Archive Museum, this 2bed2bath treasure boasts restored Versailles parquet flooring preserved over the 300 years that the property was transferred within the same noble family.

French Saint Laurent marble wrapped around the passages into a succession of rooms, a triple exposure providing the apartment of natural light throughout the day, made to measure terrazzo, and the exquisite original historical elements makes of this property a unique proposition in the most upscale and elegant corner of the Marais.