Pompidou

Overview

With taxis, parking, and public transportation at your doorstep, and three metro stations only a two-minute walk away, you can explore the city with complete ease.

Step into the tranquility of your own Parisian oasis in this elegant 310 m² Gustave Eiffel apartment. Originally built in the 19th century by Gustave Eiffel as a printing house, the building later played a discreet yet meaningful role in the French Resistance, producing underground publications during the Occupation. Today, it has been transformed into a contemporary townhouse that honors its remarkable heritage while offering generous volumes redesigned for modern comfort and elegance.

Designed in a striking loft style across three levels, the space blends historic industrial character with refined modern living. Eiffel’s wrought-iron structure frames the interiors, while a spectacular double-height cathedral window floods the space with natural light, creating an atmosphere that is both contemporary and warmly inviting. The apartment features three air-conditioned double bedrooms, plus a fourth modular sleeping area with a double bed (available on request), comfortably accommodating up to eight guests. Artist installations celebrate its creative past, and downstairs, an exceptionally rare first-century Roman wall remains intact—a tangible fragment of Lutetia, the earliest incarnation of Paris built by its first Roman settlers.

Serenity flows throughout the interiors, enhanced by touches of greenery including a magnificent six-meter Japanese Ficus tree with cascading aerial roots. A palm-shaded linear terrace offers the perfect setting for a quiet morning café au lait before heading out for a stroll along the Seine, a visit to the Louvre, or an afternoon in one of the neighborhood’s charming sidewalk cafés enjoying wine and charcuterie. Back home, your private gym and relaxation room invite you to work out, practice yoga, or unwind in the multi-jet massage shower or sauna after a day exploring the city.

Pompidou’s unique blend of historic charm and contemporary design has garnered worldwide recognition. It has been highlighted in leading interior design documentaries and magazines, and has received acclaim from The Observer and Marie Claire.

Loved by individuals, couples, and families of all ages, the vibrant Pompidou–Montorgueil neighborhood offers an authentic and welcoming Parisian experience you will always treasure.

Local taxes ID: 7510201582418