Apartments in the famous districts of Paris

The large 16th arrondissement is considered one of the most desirable residential areas of Paris. It’s also one of the most expensive areas of the city and bears comparison with exclusive neighbourhoods like Kensington and Chelsea in London or New York’s Upper East ...

The Champs Elysée, possibly the most famous street in the world, stretches from one side of the 8th to the other and ends at the Arc de Triomphe. There are many lovely apartments in the grand and elegant Haussmannian style in this area and they have the big advantage ...

The 17th contains several contrasting neighbourhoods. The Batignolles district, which borders Montmatre, is a now largely gentrified, residential district, which retains a bohemian, village feel. It is popular with families for its park, cafés and bistros, and organic ...

One of the wealthier areas of Paris, the 6th takes in the elegant Luxembourg Gardens, the renowned Odéon theatre and the charming neighbourhood of St.-Germain-des-Près. This is one of Paris’s most sought-after neighbourhoods and there are some lovely apartments ...

Paris’s greatest tourist attraction, the Eiffel Tower, is at the west of the 7th, and the area also hosts two of the city’s finest museums: the Musée D’Orsay and Quai Branly. This is another picture-postcard part of Paris and one of the city’s most desirable ...

One of the largest and most highly populated of all the arrondissements, the 15th is mostly residential and offers a wide selection of elegant, very well-appointed and spacious apartments. Its quiet, somewhat stately neighbourhoods are a popular choice for families, ...

The 1st arrondissement is Paris at its picturesque best and you could hardly live anywhere more central or exclusive. On the down side, the area doesn’t have much in the way of amenities like supermarkets. The daily influx of thousands of tourists can also make ...

The 11th stretches north and east from the Place de la Bastille and has become increasingly popular in recent years. Less expensive than central Paris but with plenty of informal charm, the 11th is a particular draw for students and young professionals. The Place de la ...

Tourists crowd Montmartre, visiting the enormous basilica of Sacré Coeur and retracing the steps of such of artists as Picasso and Van Gogh. But despite the crowds, Montmartre retains much of its age-old charm and its winding maze of sloping cobbled streets, steep ...

The popular Marais area has long been the hub for Paris’s LGBT community and a popular student area. It also teems with hip shops, bars, clubs and restaurants. If you are looking for a taste of romantic, bohemian Paris, you will have a choice of apartments with ...