Apartment
Triangle d'Or

Paris 16^e
2 rooms
1 bedroom
54,01 m²
Reference 6084

950 000 €

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Ideal pied-à-terre

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Marie-Agnès
BOYER

+33 1 45 55 79 10 +33 6 19 92 25 87 maboyer@varenne.fr

In a prime location between Avenue Marceau and Place des États-Unis, this 54.01 sq.m (581 sq ft) apartment is situated on the fourth floor of a building dating from 1890.

The property is bathed in sunlight thanks to the four windows facing southeast.

Featuring an entrance, a spacious living room, a bedroom with an adjoining bathroom, a kitchen, and a separate toilet.

Cellar. Ideal pied-à-terre.

Your real estate advice

Marie-Agnès
BOYER

+33 1 45 55 79 10 +33 6 19 92 25 87 maboyer@varenne.fr

Advantages

Fireplace
Elevator

Absolute calm

Clear view

Parquet, moldings
No opposite

Old (Antique)

Property Features

Details

Type of Property

Apartment

Area

54,01 m²

Price

950 000 €

Number of Bedrooms

Rooms

Amenities

Elevator

Special Features

Absolute calm, Clear view, Parquet, moldings, No opposite, Old (Antique)

Fees

Payable by the seller

Floor Plan

Building and Co-ownership

Charges

403 € / quarter

Energy Performance

DPE

Énergie - Consommation conventionnelle - 2024-06-20

GES

Énergie - Estimation des émissions - 2024-06-20

Consommation annuelle d’énergie

920 € / an

The information on the risks to which this property is exposed

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Neighborhood Life

Shaped by excellence, the district is naturally home to a real estate portfolio that very much sings from the same hymn sheet. Here good fare is duly represented by gastronomy at the Pavyllon by Yannick Alléno and the Plaza Athénée kitchens run by Jean Imbert.
The best sushi in Paris are to be found at the Prince de Galles under steady hand of Chef Akira Back while the Manko provides a true regal for the taste buds.
The district is also unstinting when it comes to more traditional food. The Bistrot Marbeuf, on the street of the same name, and the typically Alsace-Lorraine brasseries serve up a time-tested menu in an unchanged setting.

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