ApartmentParis 5ᵗʰ (75)

Price :

$219,000

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Surface18 m²bedroom1 bathroom1

In the heart of the 5th arrondissement, Engel & Völkers presents this studio on the 7th floor (no lift) of a 7-storey building, just a few meters from Boulevard Saint-Germain.
Two lots have been combined to offer a total surface area of 13.04 m² under the Carrez law and 17.72 m² on the ground, comprising:
A bright, architect-designed living area with ample storage space, a kitchenette, and a separate, comfortable shower room.
The studio enjoys lovely, unobstructed views of various monuments, including Notre-Dame de Paris, visible through two upright Velux windows.
The WC is located on the landing and is exclusively for use by this lot. North-east exposure.
Exceptional catchment area for the two most prestigious lycées in Paris.
Additional features:
Attic insulation
Programmable electric heating
Electrically operated Velux windows
Close to numerous transport links
Intercom and DIGICODE for secure access via the main building.
Ideal for:
Students: the catchment area includes Lycée Louis-le-Grand and Lycée Henri IV.
A pied-à-terre
Investors
First-time buyers
Energy Performance (ECD): E / 412 kWh
Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GES): B / 12 kgCO?
Estimated annual energy costs: between €300 and €450.
Joint-ownership of 12 lots
Average annual housing charges: €2,000
No ongoing legal proceedings.
Transaction fees (including VAT) to be paid by the seller.
Information on the risks to which this property is exposed can be found on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr.
Our studio is located in the iconic 5th arrondissement, just a short distance from public transport:
Metro: “Maubert Mutualité” (Line 10) at 68 meters
“Cité” (Line 4) at 473 meters
RER: Lines B and C
Bus: 87, 86, 63
The studio is also close to major Parisian high schools such as Louis-le-Grand and Henri IV.
This district, often referred to as the 'Quartier Latin,' is a historic area renowned for its rich cultural and academic heritage. It is home to the Sorbonne, prestigious schools and universities, as well as numerous museums and historical monuments.
Cultural life is centered around the famous cafés, bookstores, and art galleries that have been part of this district for centuries.