Vivant Fractional Apartment

We’re excited to introduce our latest Paris Perfect co-ownership apartment – the stunning Vivant! Our Paris Perfect Shared co-ownership concept has proven so popular that we sold 10 of the 13 Vivant shares to our ever-growing waiting list; the remaining shares were sold in a matter of hours. If you love the idea of owning a gorgeous pied-à-terre in Paris, at an affordable price, managed by the most experienced property management team, we recommend you act fast. Email inquiries to Sales@ParisPerfect.com.

VIVANT IS PARIS PERFECT’S NEWEST CO-OWNERSHIP APARTMENT

Paris Perfect Shared Vivant Apartment

The Vivant, which means “alive” in French, is an homage to the great Romanée-Saint-Vivant wine and the perfect name for this exceptional apartment. It is situated on prestigious Avenue de la Bourdonnais, one of the priciest real estate locations in Paris. Just steps from the Champ-de-Mars gardens, it boasts an Eiffel Tower view.

A one-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment, Vivant can accommodate four people and has been transformed by our favorite designer, Ann Huff of Huff Harrington. The result is the perfect balance of classic, historic French touches and design for modern living.

Paris Perfect Shared Vivant Apartment

Vivant is located in a beautiful, seven-story Haussmannian building, with an elevator. It was Baron Georges-Eugène Haussmann who was commissioned by Napoleon III to transform Paris from medieval to marvelous! These Haussmannian buildings’ historic status are protected by French law, which means the building, along with the other buildings surrounding it, have been and will be preserved for generations to come.

Paris Perfect Shared Vivant Apartment

Dating to 1890, Vivant’s building on Avenue de la Bourdonnais was constructed during the Belle Époque, one year after the Eiffel Tower was completed for the Exposition Universelle of 1889. The most famous World’s Fair in history celebrated not only the engineering feat by Gustav Eiffel, but also featured Thomas Edison and his new phonograph, the first elevators by Otis and impressionist artists such as Gauguin, Whistler and John Singer Sargent.

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