Paris 8ème, 11 m² Wohnung for sale

Located on Place Saint-Augustin, on the sixth and top floor of a beautiful Haussmannian building with elevator, this fully furnished and equipped service room comprises a living area with kitchenette and shower, as well as a storage cupboard.
WC on the landing.

With a surface area of 9.03 sqm (Carrez law) and 11.28 sqm total floor area, the property benefits from a very well-optimized layout.

Window overlooking the courtyard, offering a quiet environment.
Ideal investment opportunity.

In the heart of the 8th arrondissement, this Haussmann-style neighborhood embodies Parisian elegance and appeals to an international clientele seeking a central and prestigious pied-à-terre. It is dominated by the Church of Saint-Augustin, a masterpiece by Victor Baltard completed during the Second Empire, whose dome and bold steel framework make it one of the capital’s most distinctive monuments. Opposite it stands the imposing Cercle National des Armées, a testament to the splendor of that era.

The neighborhood is exceptionally well-connected: the Saint-Augustin metro station (Line 9) is just a short walk away and provides access to the Saint-Lazare area. The Saint-Lazare train station, within walking distance, offers quick connections to Normandy and western Paris, while Line 14 reaches the Gare de Lyon in about ten minutes.

Families will appreciate the proximity to renowned schools, including the Lycée Fénelon Sainte-Marie. Square Marcel Pagnol offers a nearby green oasis, while Parc Monceau—one of Paris’s most elegant gardens—is within walking distance for a stroll, a morning jog, or a moment of relaxation amid its architectural curiosities and shaded paths.

When it comes to lifestyle, the department stores on Boulevard Haussmann—Printemps and Galeries Lafayette—are just a short walk away, as are the luxury boutiques on Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Place de la Madeleine and its gourmet food shops are also within walking distance. Brasseries, fine-dining restaurants, and cafés bring the surrounding streets to life, both at lunchtime and in the evening.