luxury apartments for sale Maisons-Laffitte, France (page 220)

Rue du Regard, between Saint-Placide and Rue du Cherche-Midi, on the third floor by lift of a splendid building with a caretaker, a carefully renovated flat of 139.56sqm Carrez law, comprising an entrance hall with a stone checkerboard floor, a beautiful double living room with a dining area, a long balcony overlooking the street, a lovely view of the Hôtel de Langey, a fireplace and remarkable mouldings. The sleeping area is made up of two bedrooms overlooking the courtyard, with fitted wardrobes, a shower room and the master suite with its vast dressing room and a bathroom with shower, bath and toilet. This ideal flat is quiet, bright and benefits from the charm of the grand period. A cellar completes the property.

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

A 153 m² flat close to the Saint-Germain market in the 6th arrondissement, with stunning vistas over the Parisian rooftops and the Church of Saint-Sulpice. From the outset, the three-storey, slate-roofed building, erected like an independent island in the heart of the district, exudes a certain elegance. Dating from the Restoration period, its white Paris stone facade is punctuated by decorative band mouldings and tall windows with carved stone pediments and wooden shutters, adorned with ornate cast-iron railings. The elegant carriage entrance framed by pilasters and topped by a bracketed cornice leads to a courtyard adorned with fountains. A lift provides access to the entrance door on the 3rd floor and to another door which could be used as a second entrance, opening into the flat with a floor area of almost 153 m². Facing north, south, east and west, this restored dwelling takes full advantage of the light and panoramic views afforded by each of its rooms over the rooftops and facades of Paris, including the towers of the Church of Saint-Sulpice. With a ceiling height reaching almost 3 m, the flat features herringbone parquet flooring throughout, from the entrance gallery, the two sitting rooms - measuring almost 42 m² - and the three bedrooms, to the vast, fully equipped 19 m² kitchen, where family and friends gather for meals. What makes the property so comfortable is that each space is separate, particularly the three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. There are two cellars in the basement. The caretaker lives in the building.

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.

Barnes is listing a 98.4m² or 1,055 sq ft (Carrez Law) apartment, combining period charm (parquet flooring, fireplaces, woodwork, fantastic ceiling height) with quality renovation on the 5th floor of a magnificent building dating from 1650 with access via a stunning listed staircase. A large fitted kitchen opens onto the living room and dining room (formerly a bedroom). On the other side of the apartment, overlooking a quiet courtyard, the large bedroom has a dressing area and shower room. Option of fitting out a second bedroom. This dual-aspect apartment with an ideal layout will delight with its exceptional view of the Pompidou Museum and its great natural light and charm. Fees payable by the seller - Average amount of the share of charges €2,720year - Estimated annual energy costs for standard use: €1,380 ~ €1,910 - Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the GeoHazards website: www.georisques.gouv.fr - Frédérique GUIBAL - Sales agent - EI - RSAC 537623480 Agency fees payable by vendor - Montant moyen de la quote-part de charges courantes 2,720 €/yearly - Montant estimé des dépenses annuelles d'énergie pour un usage standard : 1380€ ~ 1910€ - Les informations sur les risques auxquels ce bien est exposé sont disponibles sur le site Géorisques : www.georisques.gouv.fr - Frédérique GUIBAL - Agent commercial - EI - RSAC 537623480

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

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

Paris, 19th, Flandres/Crimée Engel&Völkers proposes this 44m² studio type apartment composed of an entry hall giving access to a livingroom with a opened american kitchen and to the night corner on a mezzanine and one showerroom with toilets. A cellar at -1 level complete this property. Transaction fees (all taxes included) to be paid by the seller. Energy rating : G (565 khw/m²/year) Greenhouse Gas Emission: C (18 kgCo²/m²/year) Estimated annual housing energy costs: 1.100-1.540 Excessive energy consumption : G Property tax: 359€ per year Joint ownership of 35 lots, average annual charges 1300€, no pending proceeding. Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Located at a stonethrow from the canal, in the heart of the Crimée area and close to schools, shopping areas, transportation facilities and all commodities, this property is part of calm, renovated and secured buiding.

A 91 m² flat in a 17th century townhouse near Place Saint-Sulpice in the 6th arrondissement. The stately Baroque portal leads to an entrance porch, followed by a paved, tree-lined courtyard featuring small slate-roofed lodges, with a view of the Hôtel de Brancas and its grounds planted with chestnut trees. The 91 m² flat is on the first floor, accessed via an impressive flight of ashlar and oak stairs. Calm and light are the hallmarks of this property. The flat offers a clever layout: the pleasantly proportioned reception areas, living and dining room, are separate from the two bedrooms. The master bedroom has an adjacent closet and a shower room, with the view of the Hôtel de Brancas in the backdrop, while the guest bedroom with its shower room could be used as a study, if required. The stainless steel kitchen is discreet, despite being open to the dining area. A cellar completes the property.

Sole agency. Ideally located near the Saint Placide metro station, close to shops, light-filled corner apartment. On the third floor of a well-maintained building, it comprises an entrance hall, living room, dining room, large kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom and shower room. The apartment benefits from an ideal star-shaped layout, unobstructed views and plenty of natural light. It is sold with a cellar and a utility room.

In the Louis Blanc neighbourhood of Paris's 10th arrondissement, 300 metres from the Canal Saint-Martin and 400 metres from the Gare de l’Est, a 48 5-m² flat, entirely renovated and insulated. The flat is located in an old industrial complex, which were once numerous in this neighbourhood, taking advantage of the proximity of the Canal Saint-Martin as well as the Gares de l’Est and du Nord for transporting merchandise. The carriage door, protected with a door code, opens onto a narrow courtyard. On the right, is a building that once housed workshops: its north-facing façade is regularly cadenced with tall concrete pilasters, beige and red diamond-pattern brickwork and expansive metal-framed windows, while its top two floors stand out with verdant patios. To the left, is the four-storey building where the workers once lived, with a sober plaster-coated façade, stringcourses and windowsills. The flat, located on the second floor of this building, faces south and is completely protected from noise on the rue du Faubourg-Saint-Martin. A wooden staircase provides access, on each of the three floors, to a landing with two apartments. The flat’s painted wood door opens onto a small foyer, the ground of which is in Indian black granite, while its ceiling is covered in gold-leaf paint. On the left, large wardrobes define the access to the lavatory, equipped with a small sink. Facing the front door is the main room, divided into three spaces: dining, living and kitchen. The latter occupies the entire back wall and has upper and lower dark wooden cabinets as well as a credenza decorated with square Moroccan black zellij tiles with copper-tone reflections. The counter is in black “Sahara” marble from Turkey, while the floor is covered in Saint-Maximin stone and punctuated by black marble cabochon square tiles from Mazy. The rest of the room has light oak hardwood floors. The sills of the two windows, the top of a radiator and the lower part of a wall niche are adorned in Italian Rosso Levanto marble. The Meljac light switches are made out of light bronze metal. The only bedroom in the flat is separated from the living room by two large wooden doors, the thin strips of which allow the light to filter through. As in the living room, the floor is covered in hardwood. A wooden bookshelf with two canework doors is attached to the left wall. Lastly, facing the bed and separated from the room by a curtain, is the shower room, bathed in light by a casement window, the sills of which are in white Greek marble. With an original Art Deco-style pedestal sink, its floor and walk-in shower are covered in blue Savoie marble, while a natural wood sauna for two people abuts the shower. The light switches are in gunmetal grey.

VANEAU offers in an old building, on the first floor, a charming two rooms completly renovated of 40.55 m2 very quiet and bright. It includes: an entrance, a separate kitchen, a bathroom with toilet, a bedroom with fireplace and a living room. Charm of the Old. Ideal for Investor

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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 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.

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.

Agence Dauphine offers you this apartment for sale. Quais de Seine, this apartment between courtyard and garden enjoys absolute calm. Located on the top floor with elevator of a perfectly maintained old building with janitor, it comprises on the first level an entrance hall, a living room, a separate kitchen, a master bedroom with dressing room and shower room, a small bedroom and a toilet. On the second level, accessed by a comfortable staircase, is a living area with two bedrooms and a shower room. The light, views of various Parisian monuments, the layout and the calm make this atypical property an inviting place to live. A cellar completes this property.