Natalie Luxury homes in Paris are the crème de la crème of the world’s upscale real estate market. The city oozes je ne sais quoi in every corner, from the arts and culture scene to fashion and food, and even its vibrant history.
Indeed, Paris is the perfect city for anyone wants to indulge in round-the-clock decadence and owning a home in the metropolis also brings with it a slight touch of prestige. It is a status symbol and even more so if you own or rent a house in high-class neighbourhoods of the 6th, 7th, 8th and 16th arrondissements.
Prices per square meter can often reach as high as USD 15,000 per square meter, but for that, you own the title deeds to some of the most desirable and iconic homes on the world’s real estate market.
Luxury Homes in Paris
1: 6 Bedroom Chateau in Ansacq
Sitting an hour drive from the centre of Paris, this 6-bedroom, 5-bathroom chateau brings with a certain nostalgic yearning for the old days. Built in the 9th century, it has undergone many changes until the 15th-century version we see today.
Earlier owners of the 55-acre property include many lords and members of elite Parisian society. So, what do you get for the grand price tag of 3.4 million pounds?
Well, it is the setting of fairy tales thanks to the moat, drawbridge entrance, a large courtyard and two ponds just outside your front door. If you want to hold a grand ball or invite your friends to a formal dinner party, the reception hall is the perfect setting to host an event the likes of which have never been seen before.
2: 3-Bedroom Haussmann Apartment
The 19th century Haussmann architectural style appears in many districts and if you are looking for a fixer-upper, this timeless apartment in a period Haussmann building could be up your street.
Sitting in the esteemed 8th Arrondissement close to the Champs-Élysées, Palais de l’Elysee, and Place de la Madeline, this 184 square meter apartment still has all the classic features including lofty ceilings, wooden floors, and ornate coving.
Priced at 2 million pounds, the earlier owners modernised certain rooms like the en suite bathroom, with his and her sinks, but otherwise, any homemaker who wants nostalgia will feel right at home.
3: Modern Notability in the 7th Arrondissement
At just over 10 million pounds, this renovated hotel is now a modern residency in the 7th Arrondissement that has a nostalgic history as home to the Elite members of Parisian society since the 17th century.
For that price, open spaces covering 550 square meters on three levels, gets you a private courtyard, two reception area, a double staircase, a large dining and living rooms, and kitchen. Don’t forget the laundry room, library, and three bedrooms, of which two have en-suite bathrooms.
Sitting in a prestigious Arrondissement, out of all the luxury homes in Paris, this proves you have made it in life.
