ApartmentParis 8ème (75)

Price :

$4,117,200

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Surface289 m²bedrooms3 bathrooms4

Engel & Völkers presents for sale an exceptional 291 sqm apartment, located on the second floor of a 19th-century building with one apartment per floor, ensuring tranquility and exclusivity.
This rare property features three bedrooms, two bright living areas,four shower rooms, a bathroom, and a separate WC.
The continuous balcony adds a sophisticated touch to this unique space and boasts an impressive ceiling height of 3.90 meters, highlighting its generous volumes and elegance. The continuous balcony adds a sophisticated touch to this unique space.
A cellar and a parking space complete this property.
Ideally situated close to Parc Monceau, local shops, and neighborhood services, this apartment benefits from excellent transport links, offering a prestigious and practical living environment in the 8th arrondissement.
• Joint ownership of 25 lots
• Pending proceeding No
• Property tax : 5 448 €
• Average annual charges : 5956 €
• ECD - GGE - Estimated annual housing energy costs (3490 € - 4790 €)
• Transaction fees 4% (all taxes included) to be paid by the buyer.
• Net selling price 3.550.080 € Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr. The Quartier de l'Europe is one of the four administrative districts of the 8th arrondissement of Paris. It is an elegant and residential area, characterized by its stunning Haussmannian buildings and peaceful atmosphere, while remaining close to lively and dynamic spots. Not far from Place Saint-Augustin, with its namesake church, the neighborhood enjoys privileged access to major thoroughfares such as Boulevard Haussmann and Rue de Miromesnil, known for their high-end shops, offices, and fine dining restaurants. A short walk away is the Marché Levis, located on Rue de Lévis, a typical Parisian market where one can enjoy a warm, local atmosphere. The market offers a wide variety of fresh products, cheeses, breads, and gourmet specialties. Although the area is primarily residential and quiet, it remains close to more vibrant zones like the Grands Boulevards or the Champs-Élysées. It also boasts a rich cultural scene, with theaters such as the Théâtre de l’Europe and the Théâtre Hébertot, as well as several art galleries tucked away in the nearby streets. This district offers the perfect balance between tranquility, culture, and Parisian conveniences