EXCEPTIONAL AND RARE - On the outskirts of Paris, this 97 m² Carrez apartment boasts a magnificent private terrace-garden of 37 m², sheltered from prying eyes.SPACIOUS and naturally comfortable in summer, even during heatwaves, the apartment offers several features that contribute to its comfort during the summer: A beautiful ceiling height of 2.99 m. The mature vegetation of the garden helps create a cooler microclimate thanks to the shade and evapotranspiration from the trees and plants. A cool and healthy basement of 38 m², directly accessible from the accommodation, offers multiple layout possibilities: workshop, playroom, leisure area, or storage.THE TERRACE-GARDEN, private and hidden from view, extends over 35 m² and serves as a true extension of the apartment. The garden benefits from a drip irrigation system and sprinkler watering. In one corner, a magnificent Indian lilac (Lagerstroemia indica) adds charm and character to this intimate outdoor space, particularly enjoyable during the beautiful season. Its late flowering, with delicate colors, lights up the garden until early autumn. Its bark in beige, gray, and pink hues, followed by its foliage turning yellow and orange in autumn, extends its decorative interest throughout the seasons. Another corner features a Japanese maple with green leaves, which turns bright orange in autumn. The garden is illuminated in the evening by the soft light of lanterns. The photographs of the terrace have been virtually furnished to illustrate the potential layout of this space. The terrace also offers enough space for a garden table, ideal for summer outdoor meals.From the entrance, the beautiful volumes and warm atmosphere immediately stand out. THE SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM of 30 m², benefiting from a beautiful ceiling height of 2.99 m and a functional fireplace, opens directly onto the terrace-garden, creating a pleasant continuity between indoors and outdoors. THE MASTER BEDROOM, quiet, has direct access to the terrace and numerous integrated storage spaces. Its motorized and remote-controlled skylight brings in beautiful natural light. It adjoins a magnificent bathroom with a hammam, bathtub, walk-in shower, and heated towel rail. A second skylight floods the entire space with natural light. The independent WC is equipped with a wall-mounted Japanese toilet, with washing and drying functions. THE INDEPENDENT KITCHEN, furnished, extends over 10.5 m². Its round bar forms a pleasant dining area. BEDROOM 2 - 14.4 m². Has a shower room of 1.4 m². BEDROOM 3 - 10.3 m². It can also be arranged as an office and benefits, in the adjoining corridor, from a large built-in bookshelf.The street-facing facade, oriented south, benefits from a calm and residential environment, with a one-way street that is little frequented, lined with houses. This orientation offers beautiful natural brightness to the rooms facing the street.To further enhance the privacy of the bedrooms and kitchen, frosted external glazing with solar control could be installed. This solution would allow for the full preservation of natural light while mitigating visibility and solar gain in summer, thus reducing the reliance on metal shutters, which could be closed when necessary.TRANSPORT EXCELLENT ACCESS - The apartment benefits from a privileged location in Montrouge, only 750 m from the Mairie de Montrouge station on Metro Line 4. From this station, Montparnasse is accessible in 10 minutes, Châtelet-Les Halles in just 19 minutes, and Gare du Nord in 26 minutes. Line 4 runs trains approximately every 4 minutes.To the south, the Châtillon-Montrouge station, located 1,300 m away, provides access to metro line 13 and tram line T6, serving notably Versailles and Vélizy.To the north, the Porte d'Orleans station located 1,300 m away, offers access to metro line 4 and tram line T3a. The door-to-door bus and tram T3a journey takes 20 minutes to the Porte de Versailles exhibition center.The Pierre Brossolette - Gabriel Péri bus stops, located 80 m away, are served by bus lines 68, 126, 194, 388, N66, and 7805 connecting notably to Porte d’Orléans, Parc de Saint-Cloud, Châtenay-Malabry, and Gare de Bourg-la-Reine.SECURE PARKING Possibility of acquiring a parking space for an additional cost, located about 100 meters from the apartment. Charges: €98.25 per quarter. Another option: annual subscription of €210 for residential parking in the street.THE BUILDING. Dating back to around 1920, the co-ownership is small with only 5 apartments, situated in a street lined with pretty single-lane houses, calm and little trafficked.WELL MAINTAINED: The common areas were fully renovated in June 2026.THE BASEMENTS and walls of the cellars combine limestone and millstone, natural materials that contribute to good humidity regulation. These natural materials contribute to the identity and healthy nature of the cellars, where the stones are left exposed.THE MAIN FACADE ON THE STREET is made of yellow bricks, while the other facades are plastered and painted. All facades are in good condition and well maintained.THE PIPES of the cellars were replaced in April 2026.THE ZINC ROOF above the bedroom facing the terrace was redone in November 2016, and the gutters are protected by leaf guards. The main roof of the building is in good condition with terracotta tiles.THE CO-OWNERSHIP CHARGES amount to €2,942 per year. No ongoing proceedings. The PROPERTY TAX for the apartment amounts to approximately €1,300 per year.DPE: Energy Class E (246 kWh/m²/year) Climate Class E (53 kg CO/m²/year). The estimated cost of works to improve energy performance from E to D is between €1,620 and €2,200.THE ADVANTAGES OF THE APARTMENT'S LOCATION Montrouge offers a particularly attractive combination of immediate proximity to Paris (500m), excellent transport links, shops and services, sports facilities, and a true residential character. The apartment benefits from close proximity to daily shops: A bakery is only 30 m away, a pharmacy 80 m away, and a supermarket 85 m away, open 7 days a week, from 8 am to 11 pm.Montrouge retains a true neighborhood atmosphere, with its cafes, restaurants, independent shops, schools, parks, and markets. The Victor Hugo market on Avenue Henri-Ginoux is held on Thursdays and Sundays and fully contributes to the village spirit of the municipality.Montrouge also has numerous sports and leisure facilities, which enhance quality of life on a daily basis.For children's education: In order of walking proximity: 3 min 200 m: Yaguel Yaacov school (from kindergarten) 9 min 700 m: Robert Doineau college 11 min 900 m: Marcelin Berthelot nursery school 10 min 700 m: Jeanne d’Arc institution (from nursery to high school) 12 min 900 m: Rabelais primary school 27 min 1.7 km: Maurice Genevois high school.THE HISTORY OF MONTROUGE The name Montrouge is generally linked to the Latin expression Mons Rubens, meaning 'red mountain', perhaps referring to the reddish color of the local soils. With origins dating back to the 12th century, Montrouge gradually transitioned from a rural village surrounded by fields, vineyards, and mills to a sought-after residential municipality on the outskirts of Paris. Its population saw spectacular growth, rising from around 810 inhabitants in 1800 to more than 34,000 in 1946. Today, this history is still visible in some preserved streets, where villas, houses, and small buildings create a more spacious residential landscape than in the central districts of Paris. Unlike the streets lined with Haussmann buildings, these neighborhoods generally offer a lower density, more moderated traffic, and a calmer and more intimate atmosphere while benefiting from immediate proximity to the capital.
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