Hôtel du 6-6bis rue de Presbourg

The Hôtel du 6-6bis rue de Presbourg is a three-story private mansion located near Place Charles de Gaulle in Paris's 16th arrondissement. The building displays elegant Second Empire architecture with ornate facades and refined proportions that reflect the tastes of wealthy residents from that era.

The mansion was designed in 1856 by architect Jacques Ignace Hittorff, a key figure in shaping Second Empire architecture throughout Paris. It was built during a period when the area around Place de l'Étoile became a preferred neighborhood for French high society.

The building forms part of the Hôtels des maréchaux collection, which encompasses multiple private mansions constructed for French nobility during the 19th century.

The nearest metro stations are Kléber, Charles de Gaulle - Étoile, and Iéna, all reachable within a short walk. The location offers good public transport connections and sits in an easily accessible area served by frequent metro services.

The building sits at a prominent street corner and has two official addresses, one on rue de Presbourg and another on avenue Kléber. This dual designation reflects how the architecture of this area was designed around the major traffic points near Place Charles de Gaulle.