Boutique Hermel

Welcome to Boutique Hermel, a uniquely designed duplex that blends Parisian history with modern luxury. Originally an architect’s office, this space was masterfully reimagined in 2026 into a sophisticated 43 m2 retreat. It is 33 m2 upstairs with 10 m2 downstairs.

Enter this furnished Paris holiday flat through the original storefront windows into an open-plan living area. To your left, a chef-ready kitchen, exceptionally spacious for Paris, boasts modern amenities, a dishwasher, and a discreet washer-dryer hidden in the cupboard to the left of the sink. To your right, the dining table sits beside a spiral staircase.

Relax in the salon, featuring a comfortable double sofa bed, a charming rocking chair, and an entertainment suite with a Smart TV and Bluetooth audio. A door at the far end of the apartment leads to a shared courtyard, perfect for letting in a fresh breeze - just remember to lock it securely. The beige curtain to the left of the sofa covers another door that connects to the rest of the building. You would only need to go through that door to access the rubbish bins.

The entire upstairs area may be where you would want to spend all your time as it is very inviting. There is, however, a bedroom down the spiral staircase that awaits you.

Descend the spiral staircase to find a peaceful bedroom suite. This level features an inviting bathtub with an integrated shower, a comfortable double bed, and soundproof curtains to ensure a restful night's sleep. The toilet is also downstairs and the checked curtain hides a clothes rack.

Located in the Quartier Clignancourt, Boutique Hermel sits in a neighbourhood that has evolved from a quiet farming hamlet into a vibrant, bohemian enclave. While just a stone’s throw from the iconic Montmartre hill, Rue Hermel maintains its authentic, "working-class chic" character.

The first section of this street was created in 1858 in the commune of Montmartre, between the present-day Rue Ordener and Rue Aimé-Lavy, under the name "Rue Hermel." After Montmartre was annexed to Paris in 1859, it was officially incorporated into the Parisian road network on May 23, 1863.

You are perfectly positioned to explore local artisan shops, hidden terraces, and the cosmopolitan energy that makes this rising district one of Paris's best-kept secrets.