Villa Montmartre

Hidden in the leafy heights of Montmartre, just steps from the Moulin de la Galette, Villa Montmartre is a private hôtel particulier where artistic heritage and avant-garde elegance meet. Built in the 1920s for a renowned operetta singer, the villa has preserved its poetic soul, its curves, ironwork, stained glass, and mosaic details forming a visual symphony of Parisian craftsmanship.

Reimagined by Claves Architecture, the interiors marry Art Deco geometry with surrealist whimsy in a way that feels both bold and utterly timeless.

Spanning 710 sqm (7,642 sq. ft.), the residence hosts 5 en-suite bedrooms and a children’s room, along with a grand salon, hidden garden, and an expansive 120 sqm rooftop terrace with outdoor kitchen. From the sensorial spa to the home cinema, wine bar and library, every space has been designed to delight the senses, including those of younger guests.

Set in the heart of Montmartre (a village of painters, poets, and pastel dawns) the villa pays subtle homage to the surrealist movement, with curated pieces by Lia Rochas-Pàris, Garance Vallée, and Mauro Ferreira woven into its interiors.

Villa Montmartre is not simply a place to stay, it is a celebration of imagination, history, and effortless Parisian sophistication.