Completed in 1852, this attractive building has evolved in step with the Paris economy. In 1855, the year of France's Exposition Universelle, shopkeepers Alfred Chauchard and Auguste Hériot opened the capital's first department store on the premises, with the financial backing of the Péreire brothers. Known as "Grands Magasins du Louvre", it served as a shopping arcade for the guests of the Hôtel du Louvre, which also occupied the building at the time. A century later, large companies began renting offices there. In 1975, the British Post and Telegraph Employee Pension Fund acquired the building, which had become vacant, and set out to convert it into a modern business centre with Louvre des Antiquaires on the ground floor.

Acquired by SFL in 1995, Louvre Saint-Honoré offers vast, highly functional 5,400 sq.m. floor plates in an exceptional location looking onto the Louvre museum. 20,000 sq.m. in retail space on the first underground level, ground floor and first floor is currently being fully renovated to provide a new home for the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art.
Delivery is scheduled for end-2023.

Space available

Location	Space available	Availability	Contact
2nd floor	2 461 sqm	APRIL 2025	Contact
2nd floor	2 778 sqm	APRIL 2025	Contact
6th floor	2 329 sqm	FEBRUARY 2025	Contact

• Location : 2nd floor
  Space available : 2 461 sqm
  Availability : APRIL 2025
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• Location : 2nd floor
  Space available : 2 778 sqm
  Availability : APRIL 2025
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• Location : 6th floor
  Space available : 2 329 sqm
  Availability : FEBRUARY 2025
  Contact