luxury lofts with terrace for sale Paris 16^th, France

Paris 11th, in the much sought-after 'Ledru-Rollin/ Charonne/ Faidherbe Chaligny' triangle, within a small condominium resulting from the division of a 19th century private mansion into three accommodations organized around a paved and flowered courtyard , large loft renovated by an architect (high-end services) in the 1980s. structured in such a way as to create real dedicated spaces: large living room with cathedral ceiling, fireplace, fitted and equipped semi-open kitchen, a master suite on the ground floor, a 27 m2 mezzanine (possibility of 2 bedrooms), a large room in the basement floor, 2 toilets and shower room Very sought-after location (district, Anne Franck college school sectorization, possibility of liberal professions). EXPERTIMO est le leader français des réseaux dédiés aux mandataires expérimentés

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A 250 m² artist's studio with glass roof and 25 m² terrace close to Place d'Alésia in the 14th arrondissement. The street was opened up in 1922, the same year in which the workshops were built. A door with keycode entry system opens onto a corridor part of the communal areas, which connects to a landing beneath a glass roof and two of the commonhold's workshops. The double entrance doors lead into the dining area and open-plan kitchen, as well as the main reception room. A sliding door opens onto a first bedroom with bookshelves, cupboards and roof windows. A wooden spiral staircase provides access to a second duplex bedroom with hardwood flooring, which connects to the first floor via a door. The staircase is followed by a door leading to the bathroom with its storage units and skylight. On the right, a set of sliding doors opens onto a clever little sanitary area - with washbasin and toilet - whilst providing a link between the bathroom and the kitchen. A set of locks ensures protected access to the bathroom when guests are staying. The kitchen is open to the dining area and features optimised storage units and a range cooker. The workshop, a photo studio, has retained the original equipment that was used to change the backdrops. To the right, there is plenty of storage space, while to the left, a long workspace with desk and bookshelves benefits from the light pouring in through the glass roof. This main space has a floor area of roughly 83 m², with a height of 7 m under the glass roof and a ceiling with additional roof windows. The structural wooden beams are exposed and the flooring is of laminated timber. A metal spiral staircase links the different levels. On the first floor, a mezzanine with wide strip hardwood flooring contains the open-plan master bedroom, followed by a sitting room with storage space and a brick fireplace. Between the two, a door opens onto the above-mentioned duplex bedroom. The U-shaped mezzanine on the left has been converted into two bespoke walk-in wardrobes plus a large shower room with washbasin and separate lavatory. To the right is a passageway with a metal handrail running along the wall beneath the glass roof, while a metal step provides access to the terrace, which measures almost 25 m² and has a composite laminate floor. On the second floor, there is a bedroom with sloping ceilings, a glass roof that extends over the entire wall and a roof window. The basement of the workshop, which is used for both commercial and residential purposes, contains the workspaces of the artists currently in residence: a photo laboratory, an office area, a room for storing materials (which also serves as a meeting room), a large office with storage space, and a laundry and boiler room. Almost all the floors are of straight strip hardwood, some of which are painted white, except for those in the shower rooms and the basement workshop, which are tiled or covered in waxed concrete.

Ideally located close to transport and shops, charming artist's studio on three levels, 'like a house', in perfect condition, set in a beautiful wooded courtyard, benefiting from a private entrance and a small outdoor area. Spacious living room, open kitchen, mezzanine, master bedroom, shower room, study, plenty of storage space. Atypical and rare

At the edge of the Marais and 150 meters from the Saint Sébastien Froissart metro: Engel & Völkers presents an exceptional property with a New York loft style within a quiet 1870 condominium. Set back from the street, the apartment spans 2 floors ( 172 m² usable surface) with private access through an exclusive use landscaped outdoor area of approximately 35 m². On the ground floor, the beautiful volume of the living room with its 'iron and brick' architectural style is highlighted by the continuity of the cathedral-like kitchen space, illuminated by beautiful zenithal light. A first bedroom with an en-suite bathroom featuring a bathtub, shower, and toilet completes the floor. A wooden staircase in the living room leads to the basement which houses a second bedroom with a dressing room and an en-suite bathroom with a toilet. A large cinema and library space that can serve as a third bedroom with zenithal light from the terrace, a laundry area, and a technical room complete the floor. The property's atypical character, its volumes and its architectural quality make it an exceptional product, rare in the neighborhood for its absolute calm and the enjoyment of an outdoor space. Visit quickly!! Energy rating: E/247 Greenhouse gas emission: E/52 Estimated annual housing energy costs: €1,720 and €2,390 Joint ownership of 27 lots. Average annual charges: €5,612. Pending proceeding : No Transaction fees 4,56% VAT to be paid by the buyer. Net selling price : €1,900,000 Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the “Géorisques” website: www.georisques.gouv.fr The sought-after Chemin Vert and Saint Ambroise neighborhood, is known for its shops: designer boutiques, art galleries, and trendy restaurants. Close to the Marais, it is excellently served by public transport. Several metro lines are nearby, including Saint-Sébastien Froissart, Richard Lenoir, Saint Ambroise and Chemin Vert. Place de Vosges is a 10-minute walk away, making the neighborhood very central yet away from tourist paths.

Once a 19th-century printing works built by Gustave Eiffel, its transformation into a contemporary loft is a success story where unique and memorable experiences are created. An award-winning property voted one of the ten best apartments to rent in Europe, this loft can be used for commercial or residential purposes. Once past the porch, the magic continues with a combination of volume, light and architect-designed decoration. Selling price: 9,275,000 euros (fees payable by the vendor) Average annual charges: 4,800 euros Co-ownership: approx. 30 main lots ECD: CLASS D Annual energy costs between 2800 and 3200 euros Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the georisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr https://sites.google.com/a/coldwellbanker.fr/honoraires-coldwellbanker-demeure-prestige/

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.