Experience a taste of true Parisian luxury in this beautiful, gracious Haussman-era apartment. The sprawling fifth-floor unit features an extensive collection of rare artifacts and distinctive furnishings as well as gorgeous parquet floors, ornate wall and ceiling moldings, updated lighting and quality appliances. With three bedrooms and two bathrooms (option for two bedrooms available as well), two sitting rooms, about 280 square feet, guests will have plenty of room for socializing or downtime.  Spectacular views of the Arc de Triomphe can be enjoyed from the full-length balcony overlooking tree-lined Avenue Foch.

Avenue Foch Luxury can be accessed by the building's spacious elevator or the elegant stairwell. The foyer, painted a warm red, greets guests with a wonderful collection of antique globes and natural artifacts, and opens to the main sitting room. Beautifully preserved original parquet floors compliment the room's varied artworks, Art Deco sofa and chairs and grand piano. Muted, earthy hues, large French windows and high coved ceilings add warmth and natural light to the lofty room.

From here a long corridor gives access to three bedrooms, the laundry room, and the large kitchen. Two of the bedrooms face the quiet courtyard side of the building; one is furnished with  two twin beds side by side and has its own en-suite bathroom with a bathtub, the second bedroom has a queen size bed. A second bathroom with a large shower stall is located in the corridor near the second  bedroom.  The third bedroom with view of Avenue Foch has a queen size bed . All the bedrooms are outfitted with high quality linens and bedding and generous storage space.

At the end of the hallway is a large, fully equipped laundry room. Just beyond is the generous modern kitchen, furnished with a table seating eight, two flat cooktops, a wall oven, two dishwashers, large refrigerator, microwave and television. High quality appliances and an extensive collection of cooking and serving ware is available. 

The apartment's entrance hall also grants access to a second sitting room with balcony access and views. The room is furnished with two sofas, a large coffee table, flat-screen TV and DVD player.  Amenities include daily maid service, central heating, cable TV, high speed Internet, DVD player, radio, and CD player.

• Sprawling luxury apartment overlooking prestigious Avenue Foch
• Full length balcony with close-up views of Arc de Triomphe
• 2800 square feet
• Fifth floor with elevator
• Two generous sitting rooms
• Two queen size beds, one king (or two twins side by side)
• Two bathrooms, one with tub and one with shower
• Cable TV, DVD and CD players, radio
• Grand piano
• High speed Internet access and free telephone access to 60 countries including France and United States
• Two washing machines, dryer, two dishwashers
• Daily maid service included

Etoile Three-Bedroom is located in Paris' exclusive 16th arrondissement, where you'll admire beautifully tended gardens, wide boulevards and sumptuous mansions. Avenue Foch is one of twelve boulevards that converge at Place de Charles de Gaulle and l’Arc de Triomphe. Inside the Arc, erected in 1806, is le Tombeau du Soldat Inconnu and a museum dedicated to the French army. The names of the twelve avenues radiating out from here are named after generals of Napoleon’s army. On the west side of the monument is the large park Bois de Boulogne. With over two thousand acres, it provides a natural setting for walking, biking, horseback riding and playing tennis. Les Jardins de Bagatelle, on the west side of the park, has a wonderful rose garden. There are also two separate horse racing tracks within the park.

On Avenue Champs-Elyeés, which also starts at the Arc de Triomphe, one can enjoy lovely fountains, flowerbeds, paths and pavilions. From here you can walk to the impressive 19th century exhibition hall, Le Grand Palais. Newly restored, it is a large palace combining a classical stone façade with Art Nouveau ironwork and a massive glass roof. Across Avenue Winston Churchill, le Petit Palais houses the City of Paris Art Collection that includes ancient artifacts, rare manuscripts, and a variety of outstanding exhibitions. Following Avenue des Champs-Elyeés, there are numerous shops and cafés. Further east are Place de la Concorde, Jardin des Tuileries and Musee du Louvre. The stately American Embassy is found at No.2 Avenue Gabriel. By crossing the impressive Art Nouveau bridge Pont Alexandre III, you can walk directly to the famous golden domed church that houses Napoleon’s tomb on the Left Bank.