The Seine flows past tall windows and the Eiffel Tower rises on the bank opposite this Haussman-gone-chic apartment in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. Though the rooms are frosted with 19th-century moldings and carved fireplaces, they gleam with of-the-minute leather and metal pieces too. Situated between the Passy and Trocardero areas, you are a quick walk to shopping, museums, Michelin-starred restaurants, and a metro station.

Pour a glass from the apartment’s wine cellar and watch the tower light up at night from a private balcony facing the river. Pause for a sauna session after a day out in the city or a run along the riverbanks.

The apartment’s living spaces are laid out across 2 rooms: an open-plan living and dining room, and an eat-in, fully equipped kitchen. They’re both lined with metal-framed doors that offer peeks of the Eiffel Tower’s metal sweep, and connected by a library-like hall lined with bookshelves and sculpture nooks. Sculptural seating is wrapped in leather and velvet, so it’s both stylish and inviting.

A stay at this apartment is a sojourn in one of the city’s most exclusive neighborhoods, surrounded by landmarks and embassies. Walk to renowned restaurants, pick up takeaway in a nearby department-store food hall, and join locals at open-air markets. Stroll over to the Trocadero Gardens for a photo op with the Eiffel Tower in the background, then cross the bridge to the base of the tower.

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