3 990 000 €
Henri IV lower secondary sector, at the heart of the Latin quarter in Paris’ 5th arrondissement near the Panthéon and the Jardin du Luxembourg, vast 184.20 sq.m (1,982 sq ft) loft-style apartment (Carrez Law) ideal for a family with a fitted terrace.
In a modern building refurbished in 2008, the three levels of this fabulous triplex on the top floors with lift access are laid out as follows:
Vast lounge, dining room and open kitchen, all facing south/west with glazed panels reaching an impressive height.
This main room opens onto a 37 sq.m (398 sq ft) terrace, followed by a bedroom with a bathroom.
On the second level you’ll find a mezzanine library overlooking the lounge, a suite with a bathroom and an office that can be converted to a bedroom with a shower room.
Two bedrooms measuring 14 and 15 sq.m (150 and 161 sq ft) respectively are situated on the top floor under the roof.
This exclusive property is filled with light and offers absolute peace and quiet, sheltered from prying eyes with a beautiful wooded view.
Unique and concealed, at the heart of Paris’ 5th arrondissement.
Apartment
184,20 m²
3 990 000 €
4
6
Absolute calm, Parking, Terrace, No opposite, Old (Antique)
Payable by the buyer
Selling price: 3 990 000 €
Price excluding fees: 3 855 000 €
Fee amount: 3.50% (including all taxes)
4
1 230 € / quarter
1300 € / an
Residential and student-focused, the district embodies both the charm of a small village and youthful energy.
Here high-quality small traders are king: the Japanese grocery store on Place Maubert, the producers’ grocery store on Rue Lacépède, the Cremerie du Panthéon, Le Bonbon au Palais artisanal sweet shop selling the best of regional French specialities, and La Tuile à Loup, a must-see showcase in Paris for French ceramics and artisanal crafts.
Tea rooms are also abundant here, cosy and diverse, from the traditional L’Heure du Thé to the bohemian Sucrépice and the oh-so British Tea Caddy, not to mention the gourmet Japanese Kawanaki - a world of infinite tastes!
On the mountain Sainte-Geneviève, masterpiece of the architect Soufflot. Today, the Panthéon houses the remains of numerous illustrious French figures, such as Voltaire, Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Émile Zola, Marie Curie, and Jean Moulin, among others.
The perfect place to spend the afternoon with a good book.
Australian brunch.
Colourful dishes.
Craftsmen of encounters between places of history and new lives.
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