Apartment
Triangle d'Or

Paris 8^e
5 rooms
0 bedroom
155 m²
Reference 5805

4 500 000 €

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Mathilde
MONTCOUDIOL

+33 1 45 55 79 00 +33 7 78 95 69 00 mmontcoudiol@varenne.fr

On the fourth floor of an old building with a concierge, this Haussmann apartment totals 152.75 sq.m (1,644 sq ft) under the Carrez Law and 155 sq.m (1,668 sq ft) in floor space, and has been renovated throughout.

Comprising a hall, a large lounge (parquet flooring, mouldings and fireplace), a dining room with a kitchen area, an equipped kitchen with dining area, and a large master bedroom with a bathroom and dressing room.

There is also a guest room with its own shower room, a TV lounge/library, and three toilets.

Typical Parisian elegance with a 3.25m (10.6ft) ceiling height, tasteful renovation.

Can be sold furnished. Individual gas heating and reversible air conditioning.

Your real estate advice

Mathilde
MONTCOUDIOL

+33 1 45 55 79 00 +33 7 78 95 69 00 mmontcoudiol@varenne.fr

Advantages

Elevator
Guard

Intercom

Fireplace

Concierge

Property Features

Details

Type of Property

Apartment

Area

155 m²

Price

4 500 000 €

Rooms

Amenities

Elevator, Concierge, Guard, Intercom

Fees

Payable by the buyer

Selling price: 4 500 000 €

Price excluding fees: 4 285 700 €

Fee amount: 5.00% (including all taxes)

Building and Co-ownership

Number of Floors

Guardian

Yes

Charges

580 € / month

Energy Performance

GES

Énergie - Estimation des émissions - 2023-03-24

The information on the risks to which this property is exposed

Media

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