iad France - Cedric Le Chevalier offers you: 'PARIS 10E, A SECRET BEHIND A COCHERE DOOR - 140 M² OF EXCEPTIONAL SPACE Some addresses are worth visiting. This one is earned, and above all, it tells a story. On Rue de Hauteville, in this area of the 10th arrondissement where Haussmannian facades jealously guard their secrets, an old wooden door, studded and weathered by time, opens onto a courtyard. The tumult of Paris immediately fades away. A few steps, a generous hedge brushing the shoulders, and already, one senses that what lies ahead is anything but ordinary. On the ground floor, daylight floods 49 m² of pure living space. Lime-washed beams structure an area where an open kitchen, dining room, and living room respond to each other in one breath, without partitions, without interruption. A raw wooden table, mismatched chairs with keen taste, a yellow Smeg fridge that bursts like a splash of color amid the stone and blonde wood. A crimson red wall, a pictorial work, an old mirror placed directly on the floor. A wrought iron railing, crafted like black lace, watches over the staircase that descends toward the unexpected. Everything here breathes an affirmed art of living, that of a place inhabited with passion, not just furnished. And it is here, beneath the city, that the journey truly begins. A vaulted corridor of limestone, warm and enveloping, exudes the ambiance of a Moroccan riad misplaced beneath the roofs of Paris. The macramé curtains whisper as one passes. A sheepskin awaits on a raw wooden bench, a golden Buddha watches in the golden gloom, and Berber lanterns project moving patterns onto the stone. One could be in Marrakech. We are just steps away from the Grands Boulevards. A bathroom seems carved from the rock itself. A raw stone basin rests like an offering on a solid wood cabinet, golden fixtures, a round mirror capturing the light from a wire suspension. Painted doors adorned with a flutter of white butterflies close off intimacy like a theater curtain drawn at the end of an act. Further on, a first bedroom captures natural light through tall windows dressed in slatted wood, like discreet mashrabiyas. The floor, in a patchwork of cement tiles in rosy and bluish hues, casts changing, almost lively shadows throughout the day. Then comes the cathedral bedroom, the room you won’t forget. A stone vault from another century rises above a bed dressed in mustard velvet. A crystal chandelier hangs like a constellation frozen in time. On either side, crimson red bookshelves, filled with books, collected objects, and travel memories. A private bar, with a marble counter, lacquered mini-fridge, and scarlet stools, completes this scenography with the elegance of a discreet hotel suite. One would enter for ten minutes. One would stay for hours. A third, more intimate bedroom wraps up this characterful composition, offering a third space of rest as unique as the previous ones. Two separate toilets and custom storage complete this ensemble designed down to the last detail, never sacrificing comfort for aesthetics. This place is not frozen in silence, a mere architectural curiosity. It lives, it breathes, it yields. Operated as a short-term rental like Airbnb, it already shows proven rental yield, the rarity of a character property that combines pure emotion and high asset performance, right in the heart of one of the most sought-after and vibrant districts of the capital. The building, secured by intercom, protects this pause from the Parisian tumult. Electric individual heating ensures calm and controlled management, without ever compromising comfort. One does not rent this place. One does not really buy it either. One enters, and one never wants to leave. A place to live, to host, to invest, or simply to escape without leaving Paris. Contact us to arrange a private visit, reserved for those who seek an address and find, at the end of a stone staircase, an entire world.' This real estate advertisement concerns 10 lots located in a co-ownership of 200 lots in total and is not subject to any ongoing proceedings referred to in Article L. 721-1 of the Construction and Housing Code. Average monthly charges declared by the seller: 300€ per month (i.e., 3600 € annually). Agency fees at the seller's expense. A valid identification document will be required during the visit, in accordance with Article L.561-5 of the Monetary and Financial Code. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed, including the legal obligation to clear brush, is available on the Géorisques website: http://www.georisques.gouv.fr. This real estate advertisement was drafted under the editorial responsibility of Mr. Cedric Le Chevalier, independent real estate agent (without holding funds), commercial agent of SAS I@D France registered at the RSAC of MEAUX under number 790838684, holder of the real estate solicitation card on behalf of I@D France SAS. This description has been automatically translated from French.
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