Paris-Isle of France, Paris, Paris

DPE (10/07/2024)
Energy consumption F 375/ Greenhouse gas F 81
Individual gas heating.
Estimated annual housing energy costs between €1290 and €1780 per year.

Room details: 43,06m2 on the ground (37,04m2 Carrez) ; entrance 0.6m2; Living room + open kitchen 23.32m2; sleeping area 6.21m2; Bathroom 3.64m2; WC + storage room 3m2 ; Mezzanine 0.27m2 and 6.29m2 (height of less than 1.80m).

Apartment composed of 1 lot - Lot N°99; Total shares 70/13063 of the common areas of the building.

The charges are approximately 210€/quarter and the property tax is 1200€/year.

In the heart of an exclusive district of Paris, legendary on the Left Bank, “Saint-Germain-des-Prés”, ready to move in, this loft is ideal for a pied-à-terre or rental investment. Rental potential of around €1,700/month.

Located in the administrative district of Saint-Germain des Prés, this old 6-story building on the ground floor was built in 1830, houses 1 building without elevator and has 52 apartments.
It is built on a plot of 1248 m2 located 166 m from the Mabillon metro station, 232m from the Saint-Germain-des-Prés metro station (L4) and 308m from Odéon metro station (L4 and 10).
Sectorized public nursery and primary school "Madame" at 700m, and Collège Jacques Prévert at 299m. Velib station 2 steps away.

Near: Cinemas, swimming pool, restaurants, shops, Odéon theater, the famous Procope café with Napoleonic decoration, Place de Fürstenberg, Place St-Germain and the covered food market of St-Germain. The Luxembourg Gardens are a 10-minute walk away. A stone's throw from the Latin Quarter, St-Michel and universities (Sorbonne, Medicine, Pharmacy, Pantheon-Assas), the Pont des Arts, the Pont Neuf, the Louvre Museum, the Île de la Cité and Notre-Dame Cathedral of Paris, the Marais district.

The 6th arrondissement, and particularly the Saint-Germain des Prés district, the "Left Bank", as Parisians call it, is known as emblematic places of revolutionary intellectualism. It also represents the heart of Parisian elegance and refinement. There are elitist art galleries and some of the finest restaurants in the world, according to some, famous fashion boutiques and literary cafés. Combining grandiose architecture, imposing and ancient houses, green terraces, the district includes world-renowned educational establishments such as the Ecole Polytechnique, la Sorbonne, Pantheon-Assas, the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris and the French Academy, the French Senate, as well as some of the most famous monuments of Paris such as the Saint-Germain Abbey, the Saint-Sulpice Church, the Pont des Arts and the Jardin du Luxembourg.