luxury apartment for sale Deuil-la-Barre, France (page 119)

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In a former 17th Century Mansion, on the 2nd floor with elevator, reception apartment opening onto the garden and main courtyard. It consists of an entrance with private elevator, a dining room overlooking the main courtyard, a large living room with fireplace overlooking the garden, a boudoir, a bedroom, a shower room and a dressing room. Reception apartment to renovate offering 3 meters high ceilings in the heart of the Marais and in absolute calm.

In the heart of the village of Montorgueil, in the Sentier district, on the 1st floor of an old building, a 4-room flat 90.15 m2 carrez (107.44 m² floor area) comprising: an entrance into a living/dining room, a bedroom and its mezzanine on the courtyard, 2 bedrooms and their mezzanines on the street, a bathroom, a kitchen and a separate wash-hand basin/toilet. The flat has 3.80 m high ceilings in all rooms, making it very flexible.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

The advertiser did not provide an english description for this listing.

Just a stone's throw from the Trocadero, in a luxury, secure Haussmann-style building, the Vaneau group offers this beautiful 106.65 m² family apartment overlooking a 47 m² garden with an exclusive terrace. It comprises an entrance hall, a south-facing lounge/dining room and a fully-equipped kitchen, all opening onto the garden, 3 bedrooms including a master suite with en suite shower room, a bathroom with toilet and a separate toilet. A cellar completes the property. This property boasts all the charm of antiques: parquet flooring, moldings. Liberal profession accepted. Additional parking available. Close to shops, schools and transport links. Loi ALUR: 15 lots in the condominium; Mandat simple n° 19 349 For seller's account DPE : D / GES: E No current proceedings under articles 29-1 A and 29-1 of law no. 65.557 of 10 July 1965 and article L.615-6 of the CCH. http://www.vaneau.fr/fr/nos-honoraires-paris-neuilly. Access to Géorisque information: www.géorisque.gouv.fr

A calm studio apartment in Paris with a terrace and high ceiling in a restored Louis-Philippe style edifice in the central district of Les Halles. The edifice dates back to the early 19th century. It was fully restored in the 1990s. It has six floors and four bays of windows with wrought-iron guardrails. The ground floor is used as a shop. Above it, there are four floors and a mansard level filled with natural light from four dormers that punctuate the slate roof. The facade is rendered. Two entrance doors fitted for security lead inside the building. The first one faces the street and has an entry code system. The second one stands beyond it at the top of a few steps and has an intercom. The communal areas are plain and spacious. They have tiled floors and painted walls. The apartment’s entrance door leads into an open-plan space with a ceiling of exposed timber beams, four metres above a modern floor of pale tiles that extends throughout the apartment. On the right, there is a lounge filled with natural light from a large sliding glazed door that leads out onto a terrace of timber decking at the same level as the interior floor. This terrace is enclosed with two walls and a wooden fence. On the left, you walk past a walk-in wardrobe with closed storage spaces to reach a shower room with a washbasin, shower and lavatory. Above this shower room, there is a mezzanine bedroom that you reach via a ladder. The studio apartment lies on the same level as an apartment with a floor area of around 78m² with an adjoining terrace. This larger apartment is also available for sale. The two properties could easily be linked together from the outside.

Two flats with terraces on the same floor, awaiting refurbishment and combination in the secluded courtyard of a renovated Louis-Philippe building in the heart of Les Halles. The building dates from the early 19th century and was completely renovated in the 1990s. It is six storeys high and has four bays of small-paned windows with wrought iron guardrails. The ground floor is intended for commercial use, topped by four square storeys and an attic level with sloping ceilings lit by four dormer windows in a slate roof. The facade is rendered with recessed joints. There are two secured entrance doors to the building: the first, on the street, has a key-code entry system, and the second, located at the top of a short flight of steps, is equipped with an intercom device. The shared areas are simple and spacious, with tiled floors and painted walls. The two flats are linked by a terrace on the same level. The first is a studio flat and the second a flat with two split levels. The entrance of the studio flat leads into an open-plan space, almost 4 metres high, with exposed wooden beams and a floor laid with modern, light-coloured tiles, as throughout the rest of the flat. To the right, a living room is illuminated by a large sliding patio door opening onto a level terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden palisade. On the left, a closet area fitted with storage units is followed by a shower room with washbasin, shower and toilet, topped by a mezzanine floor featuring the sleeping area and its bed, accessed via a ladder. Once through the entrance door to the flat, which adjoins the studio flat, there is a vast living room, which is separated from the large, fully-equipped open-plan kitchen by a bar. The ceiling height of around 3.8 m reveals the original wooden beams and a bolted RSJ structure. On the right, the timber-framed structure of a mainly openwork partition wall protects a bedroom, where one wall is of exposed stone. The floors are of wide strip hardwood. On the left, two flights of stairs featuring riserless wooden steps, with metal stringers and balustrades, lead to two split-levels that open onto a patio via large sliding glass doors. On the lower level, a bedroom opens onto a terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden screen, and on the upper level, there is a shower room with a tiled floor. The glazed, enclosed space with shower and toilet overlooks the living room. This level is protected by a metal balustrade.

A high-ceilinged loft with terrace on the same level, enjoying an undisturbed setting in a renovated Louis-Philippe building opposite the Les Halles Canopy. The building dates from the early 19th century and was completely renovated in the 1990s. It is six storeys high and has four bays of small-paned windows with wrought iron guardrails. The ground floor is intended for commercial use, topped by four square storeys and an attic level with sloping ceilings lit by four dormer windows in a slate roof. The facade is rendered with recessed joints. There are two secured entrance doors to the building: the first, on the street, has a key-code entry system, and the second, located at the top of a short flight of steps, is equipped with an intercom device. The shared areas are simple and spacious, with tiled floors and painted walls. As you enter the flat, there is a vast living room, which is separated from the large, fully-equipped open-plan kitchen by a bar. The ceiling height of around 3.8 m reveals the original wooden beams and a bolted RSJ structure. On the right, the timber-framed structure of a mainly openwork partition wall protects a bedroom, where one wall is of exposed stone. The floors are of wide strip hardwood. On the left, two flights of stairs featuring riserless wooden steps, with metal stringers and balustrades, lead to two split-levels that open onto a patio via large sliding glass doors. On the lower level, a bedroom opens onto a terrace with wooden decking, enclosed by two walls and a wooden screen, and on the upper level, there is a shower room with a tiled floor. The glazed, enclosed space with shower and toilet overlooks the living room. This level is protected by a metal balustrade. The next-door studio flat with adjoining terrace is also up for sale, an opportunity not to be missed.

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Apartment with a great deal to offer on the 6th floor of an old Parisian stone building in an exceptional location at the heart of the 1st arrondissement, a short walk from Place des Victoires et de Sainte Eustache. Entirely renovated by an architect with top-of-the-range materials - stunning view over the roofs of Paris - Dual-aspect - Very bright. It comprises an entrance hall, living room, open fitted kitchen/dining room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom with shower, separate toilet and laundry area. Apartment exclusively listed with BARNES Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant moyen de la quote-part de charges courantes 2,400 €/yearly - Alexandre DUSEUX - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC 852512714

Gros Caillou neighbourhood. This 59.28 sqm apartment in excellent condition is on the 3rd floor of a fine 1920’s building revamped by Cogedim. It includes a 19 sqm corner living/reception room with four windows, a kitchen, a bedroom and a bathroom. A cellar and a parking space are part of the sale for a further 55000€. An ideal pied a terre in a prime location by Rue Saint Dominique and the shops.

In the heart of the Victor Hugo district, on the fourth floor (by lift) of a magnificent freestone building with caretaker, beautiful family and reception flat of 266.07sqm. It features an entrance gallery with cloakroom, a vast south-facing double living room with view, a dining room, a separate kitchen/diner, a master suite with a magnificent bathroom, three bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, a dressing room and a guest toilet. The flat, which is in perfect condition, boasts spacious rooms, high ceilings (3.10 m) and original features such as parquet wood floor, mouldings and fireplaces. A cellar completes the property. Located in the Janson de Sailly district. EXCLUSIVE

On the 5th floor of a secure, high-end building, this delightful 114m² (1,227 sq ft) duplex apartment (98m² or 1,055 sq ft of Carrez Law surface) comprises an entrance, a lounge, and a dining room with a furnished and equipped open kitchen. On the upper level, the stairs lead to a bedroom with bathroom, a second bedroom with mezzanine, and a master suite with shower room. This dual-aspect, light-filled property boasts an unobstructed view, period charm with its exposed beams, a modular layout and a sought-after location next to the shops on Rue de la Pompe. Cellar also included. School sector: Janson de Sailly Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant moyen de la quote-part de charges courantes 3,600 €/yearly - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard : 1630€ ~ 2250€ - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr - Antoine DUCHAUSSOY - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC 952060929

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Rue de Verneuil. This apartment on the sixth and top floor of a fine mid 19th century co-ownership with a lift enjoys an open view. Benefiting from an optimised floor plan and renovated throughout, it includes a living room with an open-plan kitchen, and a bedroom with a bathroom and a walk-in closet.

NICOLSON Realty presents a beautiful flat in the heart of the 1st arrondissement, close to Les Halles and the Fondation Pinault. The flat spans 155 M2 and benefits from a layout that offers several options for use. The large living room of over 50 m2 opens onto a square with no immediate neighbours. It faces south and has high ceilings > 3.5 M with exposed beams and new oak parquet flooring (December 2023). The space is bright thanks to the two large windows replaced in 2023. The living area is divided into two parts. The reception area backs onto the dining area, which is itself connected to the kitchen. The kitchen is independent and opens onto a courtyard to the north, which acts as a terrace and is entirely private. This is a very pleasant, peaceful area, where you can eat outside if there are no more than 6 people. The master bedroom has the same south-facing aspect, is large and has dark antique parquet flooring, a fireplace and is connected to the bathroom. The flat then benefits from a completely independent flat connected to the main house. This was purchased after the main flat, and has the following features: 34 M2 arranged as two rooms + toilet and shower room. The first room is a bedroom, the second is the living room, including study and kitchen area. It is also possible to create 2 bedrooms instead. This uniqueness means that different uses can be imagined and offers some interesting opportunities: - Keep the bedroom and create 1 studio with its own independent access. - Use the main flat and rent out the 34 m2 flat (this is the owner's current use). It is also possible to buy an additional lot to reach 185 M2. Plans and detailed explanations on request. Contact Antoine VERDET +33612691215 - Available 7 days a week.