Haussmannian apartments in Paris are widely appreciated for their charm and elegance, resulting from their freestone construction. They are mainly present in the west of Paris: Paris 7, Paris 8, Paris 9 and Paris 17. Their characteristics meet rigorous specifications, applied until 1882, which required that the facades be aligned with those of the buildings neighbors, thus creating a uniform visual line. Each building, built on six floors, is equipped with balconies located on the second floor, also called the "noble floor", and on the fifth floor to enjoy a panoramic view. Buyers looking for luxury apartments often favor this type of property in their search. It should be noted that the attributes of this architecture, such as the herringbone or Hungarian point parquet flooring, the moldings, the high ceilings or even the fireplaces decorated with imposing mirrors, give the Haussmann apartments an obvious charm.

These characteristics have an impact on the price of these luxury goods, which appeal to Parisians and foreigners alike. As for the layout of the rooms, it reflects the luxury criteria of the beginning of the century. The traditional organization consists of a large entrance, a single or double living room, a dining room, several bedrooms and a kitchen often located at the rear of the apartment. The living and reception spaces coexist harmoniously, allowing couples and families to easily plan their purchase. Between functionality and elegance, the Haussmannian apartment embodies a certain idea of luxury as an art of living. Junot invites you to explore its selection of the most sumptuous Haussmann apartments for sale in Paris. Let yourself be carried away and charmed by these exclusive properties, all available for purchase.