Brigitte Bardot passed away on December 28, 2025, at the age of 91. A famous French actress, the late star’s former apartment in Paris — which is certainly worthy of iconic celebrities — is now on the market.
GettyFrancis York notes that the Paris apartment, which was “occupied by Brigitte Bardot and her husband Gunter Sachs between 1966 and 1969 is now on the market for €7,900,000 (≈ $9.38M).”
GettyThe Home Hunts listing expands on the apartment’s past occupants, explaining that it was “[f]ormerly owned by iconic figures including the Beauharnais family, Brigitte Bardot, and Gunther Sachs.”
Check out the photos of the impressive home (below), and you’ll understand why it attracted glamorous and notable residents.
Brigitte Bardot’s Former Apartment in Paris Boasts Star-Worthy Details
Featuring four bedrooms and three bathrooms, Bardot’s former French apartment is a “[s]pacious and Historic home in the sought-after 16th arrondissement of Paris,” according to the listing. Beyond that, potential buyers should note that “the apartment was conceived for entertaining on a grand scale.”
The listing also explains that the “exceptional reception apartment … opens onto a magnificent … winter garden,” and is “set within a highly secure, historic Art Deco building of outstanding standing.”
“This truly unique residence offers spectacular reception volumes, enhanced by remarkable materials and preserved original features: onyx, travertine and marble flooring, Tiffany stained-glass windows, and carefully curated museum-quality pieces seamlessly integrated throughout,” per the listing.
Even More Perks Found in Brigitte Bardot’s Former Parisian Apartment
As if that wasn’t already enough to entice potential buyers, there are even more reasons to adore this abode.
For instance, the listing notes that the “reception areas include a double-height dining room, a mahogany bar, a monumental mirror from the legendary ocean liner France, as well as a private gym, wine cellar, and home cinema.” Beyond that, the “private quarters comprise a spacious master suite, two children’s bedrooms, and an independent guest bedroom, offering comfort and privacy.”
“Entirely renovated in 2018 with absolute respect for its historic soul, the apartment harmoniously blends classical refinement with contemporary comfort: bespoke furnishings, a subtle botanical palette, a redesigned winter garden, and discreet ceiling fans throughout,” the listing continues.
Finally, the listing points out that, “[p]eaceful and filled with natural light, this confidential property is completed by two staff bedrooms on the 6th floor and a cellar, offering timeless elegance in one of Paris’s most coveted addresses.”
