Flamboyant, fashionable and forward-thinking. What else would you expect from an apartment on the street named in honour of Lord Byron and called after his great mathematician daughter? You'll be conveniently located just off the world-famous Avenue Champs-Elysées, tucked away on a quiet little street away from the crowds, yet only a six-minute walk from the Arc de Triomphe. On entering this accessible, ground-floor apartment, you'll be met by a calming palette of deep green, olive and coral in the open-plan kitchen diner. However, the traditional decor is interspersed with some unusual artwork. For example, there's a portrait of a rabbit dressed to the nines and a large-scale picture of a gentleman who looks ready to attend the court of King Louis XIV overlooking the bed. Elsewhere, the communal areas are to die for, with lavish leather seats, an elegant gas fire and a pocketless billiards table. Step out of the apartment, and you're minutes from some of Paris' most exclusive boutiques and finest haute cuisine. After indulging in some retail therapy, end your day at L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon Étoile, or Fouquet's, which cater to the city's most refined palates.