A 46-m² apartment in Montmartre, in the Saint Pierre

This five-storey building stands at the corner of two streets and has light-coloured and sober rendered stone façades, with a belt course, moulded denticulated cornice, moulded window frames with ironwork guard-rails, plus windowsills and entablatures supported by corbels. A wooden spiral staircase climbs up to the apartment on the second floor of the building, where a very brightly lit landing leads to two homes. The apartment boasts seven French windows without an opposite neighbouring building. Instead, it overlooks the Sacré Cœur and its gardens as well as the Halle Saint Pierre.
The entrance door opens into a small entrance hall that leads to a kitchen, with wood stripped flooring, which is functional, with a dining space and top-quality household appliances: a gas-powered four-hob cooking top, a dishwasher, an oven and a refrigerator with a freezer compartment. It is bathed in light through two windows. To the left of the kitchen, there is a lounge in the corner of the apartment, with three French windows, one of which opens onto a balcony with a sober iron guard-rail. To the left, light floods into the only bedroom in the apartment through two windows. As with the lounge, there is thin wooden stripped flooring. At the end of the room, there is the entrance to the bathroom, with a lavatory and a window that overlooks the inner courtyard of the building. There is also a bath, a washbasin, a heated towel rail, a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Another lavatory with a