Paris-Isle of France, Paris

A38760MAG75 - Energy performance
- 187 D / 40 D --> Final Energy 181 D
- Essential work to upgrade to C --> between €2200 and €3300
- Additional work required to upgrade to A --> between €15500 and €23200

Surfaces for the lots included in the price :
- Total living space --> 71.62m2 Habitable ; 68.55m2 Carrez
- Weighting --> 70.085m2 = 14,268 euros/m2
Room details: Entrance 8.68 m2 ; Living room + Kitchen 28.49 m2 ; Bedroom 1: 11 m2 ; Bedroom 2: 13.82 m2 ; Bedroom 2 12 m2 ; Bathrooms: 5.82 m2

Investor info :
- Furnished rental potential 40€ / m2 / month --> 2803€ (ref DRIHL or SeLoger) --> 3.3% projected yield

Features: Apartment ready to move into after fresh paintwork, modern, fully-equipped kitchen, S/E orientation, sunny through-view with 4 large windows in the street-side living room. Nice volume to exploit, 3.20m ceiling height, quality parquet flooring and ceiling moldings. 4th of 6 floors. Two apartments upstairs. Secure building (Vigic + digicode and armored door), high-speed fiber optics. Individual gas heating. The building's facade has just been refurbished this year, and work has been voted to refurbish the inner courtyard and common areas. Charge €140/month including maintenance of common areas + water, property tax €1146/year, ideal for first purchase/ pied-à-terre or investment, may be suitable for liberal professions without noise nuisance.

In the heart of the Clignancourt administrative district, this 6-storey, ground-floor building, built in 1850, comprises 2 buildings with no elevator and 23 apartments. It stands on a 360m2 plot 77m from Abesses metro station (L12) and 242m from Pigalle station (L12 and L2). Sectorized Collège Yvonne le Tac 130m away. Velib' station 2 steps away.

The 18th arrondissement on the Right Bank is one of Paris's most prominent districts, home to the Montmartre district and its hill dominated by the Sacré Coeur basilica. With its panoramic views, art history and charming, sunny streets, the district and its village air attract many visitors and artists to its colorful streets. Some of the greatest artists of our time lived here, including Picasso, Matisse, Max Jacob, Utrillo and Renoir. The area also includes the popular neighborhoods and their superbly lively markets. Countless articles have been written about what's fashionable and new in this increasingly ‘hot’ neighborhood, which is rapidly being replaced by a BoBo (bohemian bourgeois) crowd. The district is also home to the Montmartre cemetery, the famous Moulin Rouge cabaret, Place des Tertres, Le Moulin de la Galette (a real windmill and the subject of a painting of the same name by Renoir), Musée Dali...