Paris 5ème, 3 Bedrooms - 124 m² Apartment for sale

BARNES Panthéon has the exclusive listing of this dual-aspect apartment spanning 123.96m² (1,334 sq ft) of Carrez Law surface (124.61m² or 1,341 sq ft total surface area) on the first floor of a well-maintained early 20th-century building with lift.

The north, south and west orientation ensures that all the rooms are filled with light throughout the day. Each room has separate access off of the central axis to create a smooth-flowing layout.

The 43m² (463 sq ft) double-sized living room overlooks a planted pedestrian street, while the separate, fully equipped kitchen overlooks a quiet courtyard.

The three bedrooms on the courtyard side, including a master with wardrobe, are generously sized (13m², 14m² and 15m² or 140 sq ft, 150 sq ft and 160 sq ft respectively). A shower room and bathroom with toilet complete the apartment. The preserved period features include the 2.80m (9.2ft) ceiling height, working fireplace, mouldings in the bedrooms and shutters on all of the windows.

Located on the edge of the 5th arrondissement and close to Port-Royal, an area filled with local shops and transport services. The area also has a high concentration of schools: Henri IV and Louis-le-Grand upper secondary, École Alsacienne private school, Montessori schools and bilingual nursery schools.

Two cellars also included.

Property subject to shared ownership status.

Information on the risks to which this property is exposed is available on the Géorisques website: www.georisques.gouv.fr Fees payable by the seller - Number of lots in the building: 69 - Average amount of the share of charges €4,650/year - Estimated amount of annual energy costs for standard use: €2,360 ~ €3,610

Set in a quiet residential part of the 13th arrondissement, this neighbourhood combines a village feel with quick access to the heart of Paris. Glacière and Corvisart stations, on metro line 6, connect easily to the city’s main hubs. A short walk away, the Butte-aux-Cailles offers cobbled lanes, 19th-century houses, street art and a lively choice of restaurants and terraces. Garden lovers will enjoy the Square René-Le Gall, a park with a rockwork décor unique in Paris, a rose garden and children’s play areas. For sport, the historic Butte-aux-Cailles swimming pool rounds off the local amenities. The name Glacière itself recalls the area’s past, when the frozen marshes of the Bièvre river supplied ice to Parisians.