< img src =" https://media.architecturaldigest.com/photos/69aae002aea7d3ce2fcb4692/16:9/w_1280,c_limit/photo-15.jpg" alt="" >< img alt =" Brigitte Bardot son appartement à Paris est à vendre "src="
https://media.architecturaldigest.com/photos/69aae002aea7d3ce2fcb468e/master/w_1600%2Cc_limit/photo-22.jpg “/ > In the cozy lounge, red velour
emblematic of luxe bars embellishes the walls. © Kretz Property In the heart of the OECD district– which houses the head office of the Company for Economic Cooperation and Development– the tony home sits within a protected historic Art Deco structure. It features a movie theater space, a health club, a wine cellar, and two service rooms on the 6th floor. Renovated in 2018, the apartment boasts a primary suite, two kids’s bed rooms, and an independent guest bedroom, all of which have kept both the essence of its period and their initial architectural components. With onyx, travertine, and marble floorings, ornamental moldings, double-heigh ceilings, and broad openings behind Tiffany stained glass, the space is an ideal location to entertain. “This genuinely distinct house uses amazing reception volumes,” the Home Hunts real estate agency notes in their listing.Indeed, in its efforts to invite the creative and social elite of Paris, the apartment or condo opens onto a stunning 600-square-foot winter season balcony( larger than a great deal of houses in Paris! ). Traces left by Bardot and Sachs can be discovered, like the purple marble bathroom developed and selected by Bardot, and the red velvet emblematic of the iconic Régine’s club in New York, while the coffee table is said to be linked to French star Alain Delon. The apartment or condo is also stated to have been used as a movie theater set for films starring Jean Rochefort and Claude Brasseur, and has been connected to members of the historic Beauharnais household, the French noble family tree connected to Empress Joséphine.< img alt=" Brigitte Bardot son appartement parisien est à vendre put 79 millions d'euros" src=" https://media.architecturaldigest.com/photos/69aae002aea7d3ce2fcb468f/master/w_1600%2Cc_limit/photo-17.jpg"/ > View of the Art Deco dining room © Kretz Property