Apartment 3 rooms in Paris 1er Arrondissement , Paris , Paris Isle of France

Surface area details for the lots included in the price:

- Flat No 3 → Weighting 78.76 m2 = (15.676 euros/m2)
- Total living space → 78 m2 Habitable ; 78.20 m2 Carrez ;
- Uncleaned cellar →
- Utility room (between 2nd and 3rd floor)→ 1.16 m2
- Lots total tantièmes → 165 / 1015 èmes

Investment information :
- Furnished rental potential → €2,620 (ref DRIHL or SeLoger) → 2.54% projected yield

Miscellaneous : Apartment refurbished in 2012 and ready to move into after freshening up the paintwork, modern fitted kitchen, N/E aspect, through and sunny with large windows. High ceilings of 3.18 metres. Functional fireplace, original terracotta floor tiles and exposed beams on the walls. Only flat on the first floor, secure building (Vigic + Interphone/digicode and armoured door), no lift, fibre optic broadband. Individual electric heating, no co-ownership works voted or planned, charges €/month including maintenance of common areas + water. Property tax 981 €/year. Ideal as a pied-à-terre or investment property, suitable for self-employed professionals with no noise pollution.

In the heart of the Saint Germain l'Auxerrois administrative district, this 6-storey building with a ground floor was built in 1900. It has one building without a lift and 10 flats. It stands on a 141 m2 plot 95 m from Pont Neuf metro station (L7) and 181 m from Louvre Rivoli station (L1). Sectorised Collège Jean Baptiste Poquellin 744 m away. Velib' station 2 steps away.

1st arrondissement - One of the oldest in Paris, the 1st arrondissement is the geographical centre of Paris and a haven for tourists. Located along the right bank of the Seine, it also includes the western end of the Île de la Cité, conquered by the Romans in 52 BC. This arrondissement is the least populated in the city and one of the smallest in terms of surface area. It is home to famous landmarks such as the Louvre and its incomparable art collection, the Jardins des Tuileries and its impeccable landscaped gardens attracting Parisians, picnickers and modern art lovers, the Palais-Royal once the seat of royal power in Paris, the Conciergerie a former palace turned prison and the magnificent Gothic Sainte Chapelle, as well as the brand new Forum Les Halles, the most visited shopping centre in France, which dates back to the early Middle Ages, and finally the Rue Montorgueil, a charming pedestrian street full of eclectic boutiques, specialist shops, bakeries and fishmongers. Much of the rest of the arrondissement is dedicated to offices and administration and retains an atmosphere of elegance. Places to visit include the Place Vendôme, the Pont Neuf and the Pont des Arts, the Hôtel Ritz...
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