Paris 8ème, 4 Bedrooms - 217 m² Apartment for sale

Paris 8th – Courcelles / Parc Monceau – Four-Bedroom Apartment, 4th Floor.

BARNES presents a dual-aspect apartment of 216.8 m² (Carrez Law surface), the only apartment on its landing on the 4th floor of a prestigious Haussmannian building with a modern lift.

With generous ceiling heights of 3.25 metres, the apartment comprises an entrance gallery leading to a 52 m² double reception room with tree-lined views, and a large 26 m² eat-in kitchen. It offers four spacious bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a dressing room and shower room, two further en-suite bedrooms with private shower rooms, and a study that could serve as a fourth bedroom, plus a shower room/utility room and two separate WCs.

In addition, a reinforced double cellar of 17 m² provides secure storage space.

Please note: the property comprises two main lots, each with its own separate entrance, one of which measures 171 m².

The building benefits from a live-in concierge. Ternes metro station (line 2) is a few minutes' walk away.

Just steps from Parc Monceau, Place des Ternes, between the Arc de Triomphe and Plaine Monceau, this vibrant neighborhood is served by the Ternes metro station (line 2), approximately 100 meters away, and the Charles de Gaulle-Étoile interchange (lines 1, 2, and 6), 430 meters away.

For schools, the André Malraux middle school, the Étoile bilingual international school, and the Blanche de Castille primary school are all nearby.

The Square Demours, opened in 2025 in the former grounds of the Château des Ternes, offers a green oasis, and Parc Monceau is within walking distance.

The Place des Ternes flower market, one of the last remaining in Paris, the Poncelet market, the shops along Avenue des Ternes, and the brasseries and cafés all contribute to the lively atmosphere.

Music lovers enjoy the Salle Pleyel, an Art Deco temple dating from 1927.
The area boasts remarkable heritage: the Château des Ternes, a listed historical monument, the neo-Byzantine church of Saint-Ferdinand-des-Ternes, and Haussmannian buildings from the late 19th century.