In a historic location, a triplex with a glass box opening onto a terrace

In a historic location, a triplex with a glass box opening onto a terrace

A stone’s throw from the Trocadero square, on the top 3 floors of a fine building with elevator of
1895, a most unusual, 229 sqm (2,465 sqft) ‘glass house’ triplex apartment designed in 1927 by a
renowned architect and a famed interior designer, that hosted the most fashionable Parisian parties
in the 30’s with guests of the like of Coco Chanel, Jean Cocteau and Man Ray, opening onto 47 sqm
of terrace and balconies, featuring:

5th (U.S. 6th) floor
Entry
3 bedrooms, one with dressing room opening onto balcony
2 bathrooms

6th (U.S. 7th) floor
Living room with open kitchen opening onto balcony
Bedroom
Bathroom

7th (U.S. 8th) floor
Dining room surrounded by glass walls, opening onto a 32 sqm terrace

Cellar in basement

A parking space may be acquired at extra cost (€ 80,000)