Apartment 2 rooms in Bagneux , Hauts-de-Seine , Paris Isle of France

In Bagneux, served by metro line 4, only 2 stops from Porte D'Orléans or 10 minutes by car, come and discover with Leggett International Real Estate this 2 room flat to renovate. Located in a complex comprising several buildings (A, B, C, D, E and F), the well-maintained condominium is secured by an intercom and digicode and benefits from the services of a permanent caretaker. From the 6th floor with lift, you will enjoy an unobstructed view and a beautiful luminosity within this residence surrounded by greenery.
The flat consists of an entrance hall of 2.95m² leading to the left to a closed kitchen of 8m² and leading to the large living room of 18.98m² which opens onto a balcony of approximately 4m². On the right, a corridor of 2,25m² gives access to the bathroom 2,92m² and to the separate toilet 1,04m² as well as to the bedroom of 10,39m². Cellar and parking space in the basement are included in the price.
Other information :
Collective floor heating by electric grid.
Property tax: 1034€.
The monthly charges amount to 186€ and include :
Common charges, as well as cold water, hot water and heating.

ABOUT BAGNEUX:
Bagneux appears in official texts for the first time in 829 and became famous for its wine. Over the centuries, the village was transformed by two activities, namely quarrying and vine growing. For seven centuries, thousands of tons of stone extracted from the Balneolais subsoil supplied the Parisian building sites. Two streets away from the residence is the Parisian cemetery of Bagneux, which has been open since 1886. It extends over 62 hectares on which 5,912 trees of 49 different species are planted: cypresses, sophoras, horse chestnuts, Byzantine hazelnuts, Dutch lime trees, etc. Some of the 83,000 concessions in the cemetery are part of Paris' cultural and artistic heritage.
Nicknamed the "little Notre-Dame", the Saint-Hermeland church has been listed as a historical monument since 1862.
Located only 2 km from the Porte d'Orléans and a little further south, the town of Sceaux with its vast 184-hectare estate, listed as a historic monument, was redesigned by the most famous of French gardeners: André Le Nôtre.


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