ApartmentParis 5ᵗʰ (75)

Price :

$767,000

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Surface54 m²bedrooms2 bathroom1

Paris V - Jardin du Luxembourg/Panthéon
Spacious apartment facing West to refresh, located on the 1st floor of a nice 19th century building, near the Jardin du Luxembourg. With a surface area of 55m2 Carrez, it consists of a spacious living room of 28m2, a separate kitchen with a view onto a quiet paved courtyard, a Master Bedroom with its bathroom, a separate toilet and a laundry room. The plan offers many configuration options, and rare potential.
Alone on the 3rd floor and with 6 large windows on the west side, this property could become an exceptional pied-à-terre, or an ideal rental investment, near the Pantheon and the Jardin du Luxembourg.
Energy rating: D/177
Greenhouse gas emission: D/37
Estimated annual housing energy costs: 740 € - 1050 €
This property is part of a condominium consisting of 10 lots.
The average amount of annual charges is 2400€.
Ongoing legal proceedings: None.
Transaction fees 5% payable by the buyer
Net seller price 700,150€.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the “Géorisques” website: www.georisques.gouv.fr
The 5th arrondissement of Paris is one of the historic hearts of Paris. In the Middle Ages, the district became one of the cultural centers of Paris and the symbol of French excellence with the creation of the famous Université de La Sorbonne. This district is a lively district, where students, young workers, tourists and intellectuals meet. The streets are lined with buildings from different eras highlighting the age and heritage value of the district.
A stone's throw away, the Mouffetard market is undoubtedly the most pleasant market in the capital. The shops in the neighborhood merge with the fruit and vegetable stalls of itinerant merchants, and allow you to find fish and seafood, regional specialties, bread, pastries or cheeses every day of the week.
Near Place Monge, the streets are decorated with numerous French restaurants, bars and independent wine shops. The district is also home to important monuments such as the Grande Mosquée de Paris, the Institut du monde Arabe and the Arènes de Lutèce, a symbol of ancient Paris. At the beginning of rue du Cardinal Lemoine, the Paradis Latin is one of the oldest theaters in the city of Paris.