Apartment 6 rooms in Paris 4e Arrondissement , Paris , Paris-Ile-de-France

Comprised of a superb, welcoming entrance hall, separate kitchen (3rd bed),
double living room (48m2),
2 bedrooms (13 and 19m2),
study (22m2),
shower room
bathroom
separate toilet.

Come and join the 891 inhabitants (census 2016) who live in the midst of an exceptional environment with its unmissable monuments, which make the reputation of this very exclusive island.

Size :
- Total area --> 160,13m2 Habitable ; 157,18m2 Carrez law
- Weighted area --> 158,66m2 = 25,841 euros/m2
Details
- Flat No 5 --> 150,78m2 Habitable ; 149,17m2 Carrez ; Valued at € 3,875,000
- Service room No 15 --> 9,35m2 Habitable ; 8,01m2 Carrez ; Valued at €120,000
- Concrete cellar ventilated and secure No 24 --> 42,15m2 ; Valued at €105,000
- Freehold --> 1540 / 10120e

Miscellaneous: available for sale for the first time since the building was constructed, retained its original features with 4 fireplaces (to tube), original herringbone parquet flooring and ceiling mouldings, in need of renovation to bring it up to date, sunny in the morning with large bay windows on the Seine side, NE orientation, flexible and possibility of making a 3rd bedroom, good volume to exploit and well situated, 3.20m high ceilings, 3rd floor out of 7, secure building with caretaker and digicode, well-maintained communal areas with a flower-filled courtyard with bicycle park, high speed fibre optic internet, communal gas heating, freehold and no building renovation voted or planned, €770/month service charges including 24/7 caretaker + water + lift up to standard + central heating, €2099/year land tax, has disability access and also perfect as an office for independent professionals.

In the heart of the administrative district of Notre-Dame, this 7 floors stone build property Haussmann style, dates back to 1970 and includes 10 apartments. It is erected on a 259 m2 plot of land located 400 m from the Cité metro station (L4) and 380 m from Pont Marie station (L7). Nearby school : 430m from college François Couperin, 1100M from college Lycée Charlemagne and 900 from Massillon school. 2 steps away from a Velib station.

4th arrondissement, Ile de la Cité (Notre Dame) is, along with Ile Saint-Louis, one of the two natural islands in the Seine in Paris with a population of 891 (census 1.1.2016). Considered to be the ancient cradle of the city of Paris, formerly Lutetia, the name "cité" refers to the fortified limits of Paris as they were at the end of Antiquity and which were the urban core of the medieval city. In both London and Paris, the name 'cité' or 'city' bears witness to the city's earliest past. Its name dates back to 1725 and during the Revolution, the island was known as Île-de-la-Fraternité. It was Baron Haussmann's works that brought about the greatest change to the Île de la Cité since the Middle Ages: the entire area between the Palais de Justice and Notre-Dame Cathedral was razed, as was the eastern part of the chevet. Hundreds of houses and numerous small churches disappeared. Only two sections of the Place Dauphine and the Notre-Dame cloister escaped demolition. As well as a number of monuments, the island now boasts 4 green spaces, 4 publics squares and 6 quays. The Seine is crossed by nine bridges, which have replaced the two simple wooden footbridges that existed in ancient times. Today, the district is an architectural gem that epitomises the French art of living and represents the image of the City of Light. It is a prestigious address, particularly with its many 17th and 18th century private mansions. Behind the anonymous intercoms of this 'Parisian village', linked to the rest of Paris by nine bridges, political and media personalities still reside.
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Co-owned building of 3 units
Provisional annual charges: 9242€

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Information about risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website : https://www.georisques.gouv.fr