For those seeking an elegant, lush residence just a 30-minute train ride from the center of Paris, this refined 60m² apartment in the prestigious Saint-Louis district of Versailles presents a unique opportunity. Set within a remarkable 17th-century building that once belonged to the Master of Ceremonies of Louis XIV, it offers a blend of timeless charm and modern comfort.



A Perfect Balance of History and Elegance



The apartment features an open-plan, fully equipped kitchen, seamlessly flowing into an elegant living and dining area—an ideal setting for entertaining. The spacious and quiet bedroom overlooks the serene interior garden of the building, complemented by an en-suite bathroom with an Italian-style shower.


Situated on the second floor, this property boasts a generous 3.20-meter ceiling height, enhancing the sense of space and natural light. Fully renovated with high-end finishes, it retains its period charm with original parquet flooring, intricate moldings, and antique fireplaces


A Residence Steeped in History



This exceptional property is located in a building that once belonged to the Grand Master of Ceremonies of France, a key figure in the Maison du Roi (King’s Household) during the Ancien Régime. The role, established in 1585 by King Henri III, was crucial in organizing all official royal ceremonies. The Grand Master of Ceremonies was responsible for overseeing the logistics of state events, royal celebrations, ambassadorial receptions, and coronations. He also served as the official liaison between the king and notable institutions such as the Parlement. Recognizable by the baton covered in black velvet with an ivory tip, he played an essential role in shaping the grandeur and prestige of the French monarchy.


The Appeal of the Saint-Louis District



Beyond the apartment itself, its prime location adds to its desirability.


Situated just steps from the Versailles-Château train station, residents can reach central Paris in only 30 minutes. Lively cafés and restaurants of rue de Satory, the renowned Versailles farmers market, and some of the city's most iconic landmarks.

Among these is the Salle du Jeu de Paume, a historic site that played a pivotal role in the French Revolution. Originally built as a royal sports hall during the reign of Louis XIV, it later became a symbol of democracy, hosting the famous Tennis Court Oath in 1789. Today, visitors can explore this fascinating piece of history free of charge. Learn more about the Royal Tennis Court here.


Another local gem nearby our apartment is the Pièce d’Eau des Suisses, a stunning ornamental lake offering a serene retreat for year-round strolls. Whether enjoying a morning walk or a peaceful sunset, this picturesque setting is an undeniable highlight of living in Versailles. Discover more about the Pièce d’Eau des Suisses.


Most notably, the apartment enjoys a truly exceptional setting a stone's throw from the majestic Palace of Versailles. Here, manicured gardens stretch as far as the eye can see, the grand canal mirrors the changing light of the seasons, and the surrounding forests offer a peaceful retreat for those who stroll beneath their ancient trees. More than a global landmark, the royal domain becomes a natural extension of daily life for residents—whether it’s a morning run, a picnic nestled in a quiet grove, or a coffee savored in view of such splendor. To live here is to embrace a lifestyle steeped in history, beauty, and serenity.



A Rare Find in Versailles



With its blend of history, elegance, and prime location, this apartment is a rare opportunity in the heart of Versailles. A private attic space adds to its appeal, offering additional storage or potential for customization. Whether as a primary residence or a Parisian retreat, this property embodies the timeless grandeur of one of France’s most storied cities.


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